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Birds of St. Marks is a hit for Jackson Browne. The song was originally written in 1970, but was not recorded until he made his latest album ''Solo Acoustic Vol. 1''. The song depicts about a queen who is in posession of a castle. She is seem depressed and must be singing of dying.{| class="wikitable" |
Birds of St. Marks is a hit for Jackson Browne. The song was originally written in 1970, but was not recorded until he made his latest album ''Solo Acoustic Vol. 1''. The song depicts about a queen who is in posession of a castle. She is seem depressed and must be singing of dying.{| class="wikitable" |
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! '''Realeased:''' October 11, 2005 |
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! '''Recorded:''' 2005 |
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! '''Genre:''' Rock |
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Revision as of 03:05, 14 March 2007
Birds of St. Marks is a hit for Jackson Browne. The song was originally written in 1970, but was not recorded until he made his latest album Solo Acoustic Vol. 1. The song depicts about a queen who is in posession of a castle. She is seem depressed and must be singing of dying.{| class="wikitable"