| Guitarist Robbie Krieger wrote the lyrics. They are about The Doors
going on the road and American soldiers going to Vietnam. |
| Through most of the song, Jim Morrison left off the "s" in "two
times," creating a double meaning to the phrase. |
| The guitar in this is more pronounced than in most Doors songs. |
| Continues the theme on Strange Days of an uncertain future. It
continues the story of the estranged lover from "You're Lost Little
Girl." |
| Released as a single. Critics claimed this was written purely to
generate a pop hit. |
| Presents sex as a way to survive in strange times. |
| Morrison's arrest in New Haven, combined with the suggestive lyrics,
prompted some radio stations to ban this. |
| Left over from recording sessions from The Doors first album. |
| Krieger and Ray Manzarek recorded this with Aerosmith for the 2000
Doors tribute album Stoned Immaculate. |
| In 2000, the surviving members of the Doors taped a VH1 Storytellers
episode with guest vocalists filling in for Morrison. Pat Monahan sang
on this. |
