Ten Years After - 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain Lyrics

These were the best days of my youth !!!😉

Alvin lee the greatest guitar player ever hands down thanks alvin this is your best song ever rip man ✌

This song made me get a new Bass speaker for my sound system,played this so loud it was trembling the walls.
Play it every day now with the volume to the nines,madeto be played loud.
Love this song from my childhood.

I'm melting...
and you understand

they started 10 years after Elvis.....that's how they got the name....TEN YEARS AFTER

Parts of this song reminds me of Sympathy for the Devil by the Stones!! Great song though!!

WOW just WOW still as good as I remember and still jibber jabber lyrics which so is like me singing in the shower

Man, he's good. Always in the moment. Can't do it any other way. And have a friend to watch and help him get from one space to another . . . a friend he could believe. Because he always has to be 'in' the moment. Can't do it any other way.

Hey, RocknRoll Hall of Fame...are you listening?

The rock n' roll hall of fame is a JOKE!!

After looking at this album cover on and off for nearly fifty years I just noticed the coke bottle with boobs 😂

O shit!!! just saw it!!!!!

i can feel this tune 50,000 miles away! ten years after was awesome,R.I.P Alvin Lee but i hear the new ten years after are on tour,,ric lee and chic churchill ,,

I'm 64 ....
When I play this song on My 1,000 watt stereo and the neighbors call the Cops and the Cops come and tell Me to tell My Grandkids to turn the music down ....
I tell Them I don't have any Kids or Grandkids .....

5.. 4.. 3. 2.. 1.. blast off🌎

Fucking Awesome!!!

love the fake fading and reraising at the end. Probably unintentional though

I want to know you
I want to show you
I want to grow you
Inside of me
I want to see you
I want to free you
I want to be you
Inside of me
Love me 50,000 miles beneath my brain
Love me 50,000 times and then again

Can you love me with a thousand eyes?
Can you see right through my bones?
Can you kiss me with a thousand lips?
Can you melt a solid stone?

Can you hear me from a thousand miles
When you're screaming at the stars?
Can you pull me up to jupiter
When I'm all hung up on mars?
Burn my eyes with your flame
Let your world spin free
Let it go, baby
I'll do the same
All depends on me
Let it go
It's all the same
What with jewels that you can't see
Love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, babe
Bring it on home to me...

Remember this brand new....b 63 june ..

Nice when the bass ramps up!

Je suis fan de TYA et cet album fait parti de mes préférés. Que de souvenirs !!!

Cruizin . . . . .

I'm 64 and this album changed my world when I was 16. Thanks to the girl from Rockford Illinois.Best days of my life. I still think of her..

I'm 64 also ....
When I hear this ....
Suddenly I'm 16 .....

Sort of music I play on headphones when I want to de-wax my ears! RIP Alvin, long live Leo.

Leo Lyons ....
Most underrated bass guitarist in rock and roll history .....

Bass playing. What. I always listen to him in this. And lots of stuff. I’m an Alvin Lee freak. But the band!

Rock, science fiction, and the blues. Sweetness, pure sweetness

I bought this album when it first came out, friend had it on 8 track and I had to have it. Back then $3 was a lot of money, especially when your 15. I just was telling my wife about Alvin Lee and she couldn't remember, so I just put this on and brought back old memories. Now I got to listen the whole album cause I remember there being songs I liked even better than this. Alvin Lee    RIP

Love Like A Man .....

If you are not orbiting around Jupiter while listening to this song check you senses

As a Pink Floyd fanatic, this song is the best ever written in the history of music. Six months passed, 50 thousand times and gain still get the goosebumps.

SWEEEEEEEET alvin you were second to no ONE! This is classic rock from an old nam vet rip rock the como's baby peace

Leo Lyons bass is just insane!

Thank You ....
One of the best bass guitar lines created by the human race ....

8 track dayzzzz . Windows down. Really really loud

Took this album from my younger sister back in the early 70's. Played it to death. Definitely one of my favourite albums of that time.

Great track, Played it alot when I was out on the road with my band in 2010

strong sounds of sympathy for the devil in there

ABSOLUTELY!!

there is a misguided idea that many lyrics have some deep meaning- they do NOT- the melody tracks are first- then words are strung together to fit the stanzas (if you don,t believe a rhyming dictionary is sometimes employed, think again) if it was about ,meaning< there are tons of awesome poems out there but they are not put to music!! it takes the most time to grind out melody, bridge,etc. it was indeed inspired by a tangible thought/idea but the music takes on a life of it,s own!!

Well said!!

ALVIN LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

Your twit twats Are?

did a lot of paintings while listening for all the grand imagery this tune evokes!!

Well said !

I was thrown all the way to Jupiter by this song. Real gem.

HSS leaves me here, of course !

Move over Ritchie Blackmore...Alvin Lee had faster fingers! (Don't believe?)..listen to "Woke Up This Morning" from his "Ssssh" Album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBSFmXULlr0

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=GjYIJhUKuwo&feature=share

Alvin Lee had a unique style, what a great band.

J'ai l'original , dans les premiers exemplaires !....J'suis pas prêt de le lâcher !

My 1st concert in the 70s, What the fuck happened to music!? It’s all shit today,, what went wrong,, once apon a time there were cool people

There is plenty of great music today the olny problem is the amount of shit you must sift through to find the good

Last song addictive I found was over 6 years ago. Mudcrutch cover of “the lover of the bayou “. Yes I know it it is for the byrds. This song so so deep and the music is rich and extremely complex.

One of the most underrated bands ever...Alvin Lee is a amazing guitar player...🎸🎼🎤

Just incase the acids too intense
 want to know you
I want to show you
I want to grow you
Inside of me
I want to see you
I want to free you
I want to be you
Inside of me
Love me 50, 000 miles beneath my brain
Love me 50, 000 times and then again

Can you love me with a thousand eyes?
Can you see right through my bones?
Can you kiss me with a thousand lips?
Can you melt a solid stone?
Can you hear me from a thousand miles
When you're screaming at the stars?
Can you pull me up to Jupiter
When I'm all hung up on Mars?
Burn my eyes with your flame
Let your world spin free
Let it go, baby
I'll do the same
All depends on me
Let it go
It's all the same
What with jewels that you can't see
Love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, babe
Bring it on home to me.

And justice for all?

PROG AT ITS BEST/  TELLS A STORY & BRINGS YOU IN--

RIKER psychedelia

Ah Landul: But the thief cries "ROBBER ROBBER"!

It’s not Prog It fucking hot blues!!!

RIKER it’s blues!

This incredible piece of rock history was used or featured in a Mel Gibson movie. It was a chase scene and Mel was apparently involved in a bank heist or something. Anyone know what movie it was? It's killing me not knowing

Get the Gringo from 2012

Get the Gringo

This song has a special place in my heart. 1st time I made love to my soon to be wife this was playing on the radio. Try it, you'll like it. Just not with my wife that is.

on the radio? it couldn't have been AM-had to be FM, and they were probably playing the album in full. That's what was great with late night FM, they'd debut an album and/or play any album in full-it really facilitated people being able to hear all the other songs, besides the one or two that might be released as a single. And TYA was not a singles releasing band, so this method by FM stations, was even that much more valuable to the likes of listeners like myself.

Cricklewood Green is one of the best albums ever produced.  It has rock and even the blues.  Alvin Lee was one of the best guatarists that ever was...this song is a killer  just listen to the bass line!

Yea that bass line slays!

Steve Kelly love a space in time alittle better,, it was my theme song album growing up in the 70s

The bass is what I hear the most. 75 years old and still diggin it.

50.000 SMILES

Barry White hahahahahaha, bitch!

@Lars 87 JEWTUBE "BI BI'S GOT A KILL SWITCH NOBODY'S SAFE" ON BRENDON O'CONNELL'S CHANNEL

WOW! I recently was given this song and am blown away! Its been in my head for days! Thank you so much for bringing it through! I bow to your rock offering! Bring it on home!

still got this original vynil also never will part with ether of them . just rock on

Me too.

patrick devlin sweeeeeeeeeet

GOOD MAN.

Back in 1972 when I got home from work the first thing I would do is roll a joint and fire it up. Then this song would be turned on loud enough to rattle the windows.

Same here.... once the needle hit the vinyl, it was on ! Let the party begin :)

Was that YOU??

Are you still firing up? I'm 56 & Weeds Finally legal in Califonia now. Hell Yeah, Smoke it if ya got it 😎

Hey me too! 62 now in Toronto, Canada, mind you we had hash in those day! Still firing up, but its a different world now! Time to go back to school, LOL!

Been there done that...again again again since.

Driving to Mexico in my Mustang GT

🚘

Amazing.....

At 1:41 the song chords turn into Sympathy For The Devil by The Rolling Stones.
🎼🎸E/D/A.
Neat.

Michael Paumgardhen I never noticed that. Even the solo quotes SFTD

Michael Paumgardhen turbs into many songs, rhose chords are worn the hell, cheap

Hi, ET.  Give you a rub for good luck if you weren't such a bitch!

BLUES ON LSD

and damn good blues at that... Alvin Lee !!!!

Original psychedelic was really first called Acid Rock and it was mostly based on blues. Cream did this and it was almost all instrumental. But the defining element of Acid or Psychedelic Rock was to produce an unusual sonic trick that affected the listeners senses. Something as simple as how The Yardbirds would shout "Hey" out of time or a phase sifter, fuzz box, or wa, wa pedal, alone or in combination. But both Cream and Alvin Lee also relied on the jazz notion of extending instrumental wandering, and Cream really began this trend. If you ever listen to LZ's Bron-Y-Aur with headphones, you'll see how Page made it so special by doing his favorite trick of moving the tracts around from left to right. All this is great for the attentive listener who wants an experience when listening to music.

Such feel,such pictures,what ten could achieve,bless them ALL!

Orange Barrel . micro dot . window pain . Blue cheer , candy , blotter , .... have great day man .

This song has it all!

Days of rock ;drugs&sex and true friends life was a simple time.

Lee Williams great tune indeed!