The 1960s were an era filled with uncertainty, fear, love, and music. One of the most turbulent eras in our nation's history, the '60s changed a lot; the counterculture of the time refused to go fight in Vietnam, and as thousands of brave soldiers died abroad, many college students marched against the war as a whole.
When John Lennon wrote "Revolution," a lot of the anti-war "hippie" protestors of the time felt like he turned his back on them. He seemed to be stepping away from the angrier and more destructive forces behind the "revolution" going on in America.
When he says, "But when you talk about destruction / don't you know that you can count me out!" a lot of people felt betrayed by the Englishman.
Regardless of the meaning behind the words, since the song was released, there have been countless artists who have wanted to play and sing this powerful tune. And in the video below, this French father and daughter duo have recorded a stunning rendition of the classic Beatles song.
Dad describes himself as an amateur finger-style guitarist who loves to cover his favorite artists of the past. Along with his talented daughter, these two really show how music seems to run through their blood!
It's always amazing to watch when a dad and his daughter get to share a special skill or talent together. Over the years, he's proudly watched and taught his darling little girl to sing and play the guitar like so many of the greats of the past!
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