1) The Buckaro… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name, including:
1) The Buckaroos is a Swedish rock band with Jalle Olsson and Per Åke Holmberg formed in 1984.
2) The Buckaroos was an American country band led by Buck Owens in the 1960s and early 1970s.
3) The Buckaroos was an Irish country band formed by Brian Coll in 1968.
1) The Buckaroos is a Swedish rock band with Jalle Olsson and Per Åke Holmberg formed in 1984.
2) The Buckaroos was an American country band led by Buck Owens in the 1960s and early 1970s, who, along with The Strangers, were involved in the development and presentation of the "Bakersfield sound." Their peak of success was from 1965 to 1970. In 2005, CMT named the Buckaroos No. 2 on its list of the 20 Greatest Country Music Bands. The only staple member of The Buckaroos was Don Rich lead guitar and vocals.
3) The Buckaroos was an Irish country band formed by Brian Coll in 1968.
Under Your Spell Again
The Buckaroos Lyrics
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Sayin' those things again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine
You've got me dreamin' those dreams again
Thinkin' those things again
I've gotta take you back just one more time
I swore the last time that you let me down
But I can't tell my heart what's right or wrong
And I've been so lonely since you've been gone
You've got me under your spell again
Sayin' those things again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine
You've got me dreamin' those dreams again
Thinkin' those things again
I've gotta take you back just one more time
Well, everybody tells me that I'm a fool
That I never should have put my faith in you
And way down deep inside I guess I know it's true
But no one else can make me feel the way you do
You've got me under your spell again
Sayin' those things again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine
You've got me dreamin' those dreams again
Thinkin' those things again
I've gotta take you back just one more time
The Buckaroos' song "Under Your Spell Again" tells the story of a person who finds themselves entranced by a former lover, despite knowing that staying with them is not the best choice. The opening lines of the song, "You've got me under your spell again, saying those things again, making me believe that you're just mine" express this feeling of being helplessly drawn to someone who they know may not have good intentions.
The singer goes on to admit that they previously promised themselves they wouldn't return to this person after being let down, but they cannot deny the hold their lover has over them. They acknowledge that others have warned them against staying with this person but cannot resist the feelings they have when they are together. The repeated chorus emphasizes this sense of being under a spell, with both the words and the melody working together to convey the idea of being pulled in and unable to resist.
Overall, the song can be seen as a reflection on the complexity of human relationships and the powerful emotions they can evoke. Despite knowing that staying with someone may not be wise, the heart can sometimes override the head, leading to difficult and sometimes painful choices.
Line by Line Meaning
You've got me under your spell again
I am once again under your influence and control
Sayin' those things again
You are once again speaking the words that seduce me
Makin' me believe that you're just mine
You are once again convincing me that I am the only one for you
You've got me dreamin' those dreams again
You are once again causing me to dream of a future with you
Thinkin' those things again
You are once again occupying my thoughts and emotions
I've gotta take you back just one more time
Despite my previous determination to stay away, I am willing to give you another chance
I swore the last time that you let me down
When you previously disappointed me, I made a promise to myself
That I wouldn't see you if you came around
I decided that I would not give you another opportunity to hurt me
But I can't tell my heart what's right or wrong
Despite my logical decision, my emotions still long for you
And I've been so lonely since you've been gone
In the time that you have been absent from my life, I have felt a great sense of isolation
Well, everybody tells me that I'm a fool
Those around me believe that I am being foolish in giving you another chance
That I never should have put my faith in you
They think that I made a mistake in trusting you in the first place
And way down deep inside I guess I know it's true
Despite my reluctance to admit it, I believe there is some truth to their words
But no one else can make me feel the way you do
Despite your flaws, I feel such a strong connection to you that no one else can replicate
Writer(s): Buck Owens, Dusty Rhodes
Contributed by Mason H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@melin520
You've got me under your spell, again,
Sayin' those things, again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine.
You've got me dreamin' those dreams, again
Thinkin' those things, again,
I've gotta take you back just one more time
well I swore the last time that you let me down
That I wouldn't see you if you came around,
But I can't tell my heart what's right or wrong
And I've been so lonely since you've been gone
You've got me under your spell, again,
Sayin' those things, again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine.
You've got me dreamin' those dreams, again
Thinkin' those things, again,
I've gotta take you back just one more time
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Well, everybody tells me that I'm a fool
That I should've never put my faith in you
And way down deep inside I guess I know it's true
no one else can make me feel the way you do.
You've got me under your spell, again,
Sayin' those things, again
Makin' me believe that you're just mine.
You've got me dreamin' those dreams, again
Thinkin' those things, again,
I've gotta take you back just one more time.....
@jimwest6571
Sheading a little tear here---had the honor of working for Buck and his family in Country radio. Love this. LONG LIVE THE BAKERSFIELD SOUND!
@kathleenpenny9388
I'm sorry for your loss loss! Of your friend. I hope it helps to know he's not gone his spirit lives on! And his music!
@geofftipton6210
Were you on KUZZ 107 in Bakersfield?.
@jimwest6571
@@geofftipton6210 No, I worked for Buck and the Owens family at KNIX, Phoenix. A station he owned for nearly 31 years. Sold it in 1999.
@jameshepburn4631
Buck’s first breakthrough hit, written by Buck and Dusty Rhodes. My best memory of Buck is from the big Capitol Records country show at the sold out Hollywood Bowl more years ago than I like to think about (1968). Buck & The Buckaroos were the grand finale act of the star studded two halves show. Part way into his third song Buck stopped the band and through the microphone, for the whole crowd to hear, calmly told the sound man to quit adjusting the volumes of the various instruments. Buck told the guy ‘this is Bakersfield style country and no the steel guitar isn’t too loud’. The crowd went wild. Must have inspired Buck because he stayed on way past the length of a normal set singing requests shouted out by fans. May we see him again where the soul of man never dies. Thanks for this post.
@jackmauer4840
Miss you Buck and Bakersfield misses you. We will never get the great songs like this again. Thanks Dwight ! At the very least I was there when magic happened ....
@lilykirwan3219
Ah wish i was of this time of beautiful music & song❤,buck owens, dwight, dolly, glen & many, many more fab singers,musicians,personalities, luv them all❤
@plasteredbastard
What a thrill for Dwight, and being the man Buck was, a thrill for him. Great pairing.
@mosrite60
man it's great seeing Buck playing. After the tremendous emotioal loss of Don Rich its always gratifying seeing Buck back in action.
@geofftipton6210
Best ever! ❤