Speaking about the upcoming Paramount+ documentary, McLean said he wanted to talk about the lyrics of his song over the past five decades and he's ready to give an in-depth explanation of how it all happened. READ ALSO: The Chainsmokers To Be the First To Perform Above Earth After Lady Gaga's Failed Attempt A lot of that song, like a lot of songwriting," he added. It's not prose, you know, it's meant to be taken in metaphorical terms. "And so, you know, if the music dies, the spirit dies," he added.ĭissecting the iconic classic hit, the musician said every verse of the song has different layers interpreting the day music died.
Regarding the iconic line, "the day music died," McLean explained that it's a metaphor for death, not actual death, but rather the death of spirit because music is the equivalent of spiritual life. The singer said the country legend had a very personal connection to the song since he was a little kid because he felt like the track resonated with his career and life in music. He first noted the compliment he got from Garth Brooks as the song also impacted his life heavily.
Speaking to Fox News Digital to promote the upcoming documentary "The Day the Music Died: The Story of don McLean's 'American Pie,'" the singer said it's one of the greatest songs in music history. Today, singer Don McLean is ready to reveal the true meaning behind the iconic song.
Over the past 50 years, the song "American Pie" has become a household favorite as it's constantly being played on radio stations and music streaming services.
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