The Monkees

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Dream World
I Wanna Be Free
Last Train to Clarksville
I'm A Believer
Look Out Here Comes Tomorrow
Randy Scouse Git
Gonna Buy Me a Dog
Pleasant Valley Sunday
Daydream Believer
Theme From The Monkees

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A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You

Daydream Believer
Dream World
Don't Wait For Me

Gonna Buy Me a Dog
Goin' Down

I'm A Believer
(I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone
I'll Spend My Life With You
I Wanna Be Free

Last Train to Clarksville
Look Out Here Comes Tomorrow

Me And Magdalena
Mary, Mary

Pleasant Valley Sunday

Randy Scouse Git

She
Sometime In The Morning

Theme From The Monkees
That Was Then, This Is Now
Take A Giant Step

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When Love Comes Knockin' (At Your Door)

About The Monkees

The Monkees, an American rock and pop band, were formed in Los Angeles in 1966. Originally created for a television series, the band members were Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, Peter Tork, and Davy Jones. Despite their initial fictional origins, they quickly became a real band with several chart-topping hits.

Their music often explores themes of bittersweet youthful nostalgia and the loss of innocent dreams. As their careers progressed, their songs began to address more mature topics, such as confronting adult reality and experiencing sudden romantic epiphanies. The band's lyrical evolution reflects a shift from cynicism to conviction, mirroring their own journey from television stars to respected musicians.

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