Don McLean: Crossroads Meaning
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Crossroads Lyrics
Nothing to forget, I've got nothing to regret
But I'm all tied up on the inside
No one knows quite what I've got
And I know that on the outside, what I used to be, I'm not, anymore
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It's about America as a nation, which went through turbulent times in the '60s. McLean is concerned about America's spiritual direction and destiny.
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