Jackson Browne Top Songs
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Alive In The World was written by Jackson Browne and the song appears on the album "I'm Alive," which was released in 1993. The track was never released as a single. The album marked a return to recording after a four-year hiatus for Browne.

This song is about finding hope and meaning in a difficult world. The lyrics describe the struggle to survive and the need to keep moving forward, even in the face of adversity.

There was no music video produced for this song.

Call It A Loan was co-written by Jackson Browne and David Lindley and appears on the album "Hold Out," which was released in 1980. The track was not released as a single but features a prominent violin solo by Lindley.

The song is about a relationship that is on the brink of ending, with the narrator asking his partner to give it one more chance. The lyrics describe the ups and downs of a troubled relationship, and the hope that it can be saved.

No music video was produced for this song.

Crazy Love is a song written by Van Morrison and does not appear on any of Jackson Brown's Browne's albums It was not released as a single. Browne's version features a slower tempo and a more introspective feel than the original.

The song is a romantic ballad about the overwhelming feeling of love. The lyrics describe the way that love can make you feel like you're losing your mind, but in a good way.

There was no music video produced for this song but you'll find clips online of Browne performing the song live.

Doctor My Eyes was written by Jackson Browne and appears on the album "Jackson Browne," which was released in 1972. This song was Jackson Browne's first hit single, reaching No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart the same year.

The song is about feeling overwhelmed by the world and wanting to escape. The lyrics describe the narrator's desire to find someone who can help him make sense of the chaos around him.

Yes, there was a music video produced for this song.

If I Only Had A Brain was not written by Jackson Browne but instead by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg. The song appears on the album "For Everyman," which was released in 1973 and it was not released as a single.

This song is a cover of a classic from the 1939 film "The Wizard of Oz", and features Browne and several other artists performing the song from the film with a full orchestra. The lyrics describe the desire to have intelligence and knowledge, and the feeling of being lost without it.

There was no music video produced for this song.

I Thought I Was A Child was written by Jackson Browne. The song appears on the album "For Everyman," which was released in 1973 but was not released as a single.

It's a song about the loss of innocence and the pain of growing up. The lyrics describe the narrator's struggle to understand the world around him and come to terms with his own mortality.

The track features Browne's signature introspective lyrics and acoustic guitar playing.

There was no music video produced for this song.

Love Needs A Heart was co-written by Jackson Browne, Lowell George, and Valerie Carter and appears on the album "Running on Empty," which was released in 1977.

This track was not released as a single.

"Love Needs A Heart" is a song about the difficulties of maintaining a relationship and is a bittersweet ballad about the difficulties of sustaining love over time.

There was no video produced for this song.

My Redneck Friend was written by Jackson Browne and can be found on his album "For Everyman," which was released in 1973. The track was not released as a single.

It's a song about a friendship between two people from different backgrounds. The lyrics describe the narrator's affection for his friend, despite their differences in politics and lifestyle.

There was no music video produced for this song.