Borrowed Tune

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Borrowed Tune is a reflective, piano-driven song by Neil Young, noted for its vulnerable lyrics and its melody borrowed from the Rolling Stones’ “Lady Jane.”

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instanceOf song
album Tonight's the Night NERFINISHED
artist Neil Young NERFINISHED
associatedPeriodInArtistCareer Ditch Trilogy era
composer Neil Young NERFINISHED
copyrightHolder Neil Young NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
era 1970s rock
genre folk rock
piano ballad
rock
hasCriticalReception often cited as one of Neil Young's most vulnerable recordings
hasInfluenceFrom British rock NERFINISHED
The Rolling Stones NERFINISHED
hasInstrumentation piano
vocals
hasKeyLyric "I'm climbing this ladder, my head in the clouds"
"Too wasted to write my own"
hasMood intimate
melancholic
hasStructure solo voice and piano arrangement
hasTheme emotional vulnerability
exhaustion
introspection
includedIn Neil Young discography
isOnSide Side two of Tonight's the Night
isPartOfSeries Neil Young "Ditch Trilogy" albums context
language English
lyricist Neil Young NERFINISHED
melodicSource Lady Jane NERFINISHED
melodicSourceArtist The Rolling Stones NERFINISHED
notableFor melody borrowed from the Rolling Stones' song "Lady Jane"
reflective tone
vulnerable lyrics
partOf Tonight's the Night NERFINISHED
performer Neil Young NERFINISHED
productionLocation Los Angeles NERFINISHED
publisher Silver Fiddle Music NERFINISHED
recordedBy Neil Young NERFINISHED
recordLabel Reprise Records
releaseDate 1975-06-20
releaseYear 1975
tempo slow
trackPositionOnAlbum Side 2
vocalStyle fragile
understated

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Tonight's the Night hasPart Borrowed Tune