“It resonated”: The 1968 lyric Ray Davies wishes he had written
The Kinks frontman unearths some nostalgic lyrics.
Author: Tom Taylor
After contributing as a freelancer, Tom Taylor began his time at Far Out in the midst of lockdown, became a senior writer in 2021, Features Editor in 2022, and Music Editor in 2023. With an eye in all areas, Tom has a keen interest in the oddities of culture, the whys and wherefores behind its bizarro constitution, and how we can ensure its future is a worthy pursuit. He’s our man up in Newcastle, the home of his beloved NUFC, and he abides by a simple life.
Articles by Author: Tom Taylor
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