The production uses a " wall of sound" approach reminiscent of Phil Spector. According to Unterberger, "the orchestral density of the arrangement really explodes when it reaches the third and final part.as if sunlight has suddenly emerged over the hill to brighten Young's heart." Bielen describes this as breaking the tension, with Young using a "loud, yearning voice" on his vocal. Unterberger describes the song as "an achingly pretty, brooding minor-key ballad." The "Whiskey Boot Hill" section opens with a prominent piano part which persists throughout the section and which Unterberger describes as "doomy" and "classical-tinged." The "Down Down Down" section is more uplifting and contains the harmonies of David Crosby's, Stephen Stills' and Graham Nash's backing vocals. Unterberger does find the first two parts to contain "evocative images that seem suffused with nostalgic lament and regret." He finds the last part to be a "romantic plea for the girl to let him be her country man." Bielen notes that a common Young theme of "fascination with the culture of celebrity" seems to be reflected in lyrics where "stars sit in bars." Allmusic critic Richie Unterberger also finds the lyrics to be enigmatic and difficult to understand. Music lecturer Ken Bielen finds the lyrics to be rather obscure, but notes that the song seems to be set in a bar and the subject of the song seems to be a waitress. The final section was entitled "Country Girl (I Think You're Pretty)." It was eventually released on the Buffalo Springfield box set in 2001. The second section, "Down Down Down," was from a song that Young had recorded with Buffalo Springfield which had not yet been released. The first section, "Whisky Boot Hill," was based on a song that Young had originally started working on in 1967 and had released a string quartet arrangement of on his solo debut album Neil Young. "Country Girl" is made up of three distinct song segments. "Country Girl" is a song written by Neil Young that was first released on Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young's 1970 album Déjà Vu. ROGERS, CARL ALLEN STURKENLyrics powered by Stills, Nash and Young song written by Neil Young "Country Girl" Writer(s): ALISHA BROOKS, VADA NOBLES, EVAN A. Dj Won't You Turn The Music Up All The Gyal Pon The Dancefloor Wantin Some More What Come Mr. Dj Tell Me If You Hear Me Turn The Music Up Okay Everybody Get Down If You Feel Me Put Your Hands Up To The Ceiling Everybody Get Down If You Feel Me Come And Put Your Hands Up To The Ceiling [Hook : Come Mr. Dj Won't You Turn The Music Up [B-Sec : Hey Mr. Dj Tell Me If You Hear Me Turn The Music Up [Verse 2: It Goes 1 By 1 Even 2 By 2 Everybody In The Club Gon Be Rockin When I'm Through Let The Bass From The Speakers Run Through Ya Sneakers Move Both Ya Feet And Run To The Beat [Pre-Hook: Run, Run, Run, Run Everybody Move Run Lemme See You Move And Rock It Til The Grooves Done Shake It Til The Moon Becomes The Sun (Sun) Everybody In The Club Give Me A Run (Run) If You Ready To Move Say It (Yeah Yeah) One Time For Your Mind Say It (Yeah Yeah) Well I'm Ready For Ya Come Let Me Show Ya You Want To Groove Im'a Show You How To Move Come Come [Hook : Come Mr. Dj Won't You Turn The Music Up [Verse: It Goes 1 By 1 Even 2 By 2 Everybody On The Floor Let Me Show You How We Do Lets Go Dip It Low Then You Bring It Up Slow Wind It Up 1 Time Wind It Back Once More [Pre-Hook: Run, Run, Run, Run Everybody Move Run Lemme See You Move And Rock It Til The Grooves Done Shake It Til The Moon Becomes The Sun (Sun) Everybody In The Club Give Me A Run (Run) If You Ready To Move Say It (Yeah Yeah) One Time For Your Mind Say It (Yeah Yeah) Well I'm Ready For Ya Come Let Me Show Ya You Want To Groove Im'a Show You How To Move Come Come [Hook : Come Mr.
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