Jim Morrison’s Final Years: Analyzing the Lyrical Significance of L.A. Woman

While much of Jim Morrison's life has been analyzed in the context of his mysterious passing, the final Doors album remains largely overlooked in regards to his final years. This video aims to dissect every track on the L.A. Woman record, as they all share a further glimpse into Morrison's passing. From his pleading to a prison warden in "Been Down So Long," Morrison's comparison to the Greek figure Hyacinthus, to his struggles with the deaths of Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, there's a lot to unpack here.

Let's dig in!

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Music credits:

- White Bat Audio
- Zapsplat
- freetousesounds (Bandcamp)
- Dar Golan
- Lion Free Music

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