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By Pages:   1    2    3    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Desperado (page 1/ 3) ------ performed by Eagles My life is at a turning point. | Reviewer: SR | 11/7/09 I am a loney, broken person right now. I am getting ready to do something morally wrong and I very well may divorce my husband. I am so mad all the time for no reason. I just googled this word deperato because it is one of my favorite songs. I just wanted to say that this song describes me to a 't.' It always has. I have had muliple instances in my life where it has almost haunted me during trying times...I heard it after I almost hit a deer with my car. I heard it on my wedding day, when I am sad, etc. Always brightens up my day knowing that someone is watching over me. Help me now. Mid-life Crisis | Reviewer: Hardluvinman | 7/21/09 Hasn't anyone figured out yet what this song is really about? Male Menopause!! The clue is right there smack dab in the middle of the song: "You're losin' all your highs and lows, ain't it funny how the feeling goes away..." What this song is really saying is that every man, no matter how tough and independent, eventually loses his innate abilities to feel true joy and wonderment as he once had been able to as a child and that, if he's not careful, he'll end up settling for someone and/or something less than satisfying to his soul but perhaps financially secure for his body. Without that true love of one's life by one's side, life for most men becomes bleak and empty, without connections, purpose or fulfillment and all those adolescent fantasies about becoming the strong, silent Marlboro Man type will have become the mundane reality of burnout and disillusionment sitting on a park bench getting old. In other words, running around playing cowboy until you're 70 is ridiculous in the extreme and totally unrealistic as a life goal, no matter how self-reliant you may happen to be. Who cares if there's no one around to appreciate it? What this song is really telling men is to grow the f**k up before it's too late! There'll always be queens of diamonds around to satisfy our raging adolescent hormones but very few queens of hearts to satisfy the longings of our souls, which is where it really counts. After all, there's nothing more priceless than the love of a good woman. Remember that boys, and happy hunting!! True | Reviewer: Varrel | 7/7/09 "Freedom? Oo Freedom that just some people talking, your prison is walking through this world all alone" Very true i think. This song describe my feeling perfectly. Im hear this song when im upset, and im start to calm down. Great truly great. Turning Point | Reviewer: Cheyenne | 6/16/09 I'm only 12 and i go through so much more crap then even adults. One main problem is my abusive father. How do you stay calm when everything around you isn't? This song helped me. It shows me that there will be an escape from all of the violence and crap. I gives me hope... I am inspired by this song | Reviewer: Roderick | 4/10/09 Should I settle down after all these years of f**king around? Should I marry the one I love or should I marry the one who love me? Should I follow God and fight the bloody war, killing all those motherfuckers? (God has given me the privilege to kill) Please continue to inspire me with signs and codes, dear God. Desparado | Reviewer: Ham | 3/22/09 This song reminds me of myself. I have a suckish life and i am very violent and foul mouthed, telling people that "I JUST SWEAR TO FUCKING MUCH YOU ASSHOLE!" so, whenever i want to calm down after a long swearing/violence streak, i listen to this song. I am only 13, but i love the eagles. (don't ask about my problems, YOU FUCKIN' WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND ASSHOLE!" Why I came to my senses... | Reviewer: David | 3/17/09 This song moved me when it came out. It challenged the desperado in me for almost ten years-and then a queen of hearts came into my life. I might have passed her by had it not been for this SONG. There's been a rainbow above me now for over 25 years...Eternal gratitude to the writer and his wisdom! heart touching song | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/11/09 I really love this song. I think it's about someone who has suffered, and hasn't let go of the suffering. I think this song is advice to someone to love and be loved before they die. I think this someone is isolated and bitter, wanting something they can't have, refusing to be loved. The part about the queens I think is saying to be careful how and who you love. To be around someone for love, not for money or worldly things. I think this is a heart touching song. It reminds me of someone I made up a couple years ago. I don't think anyone could not like this song. Classic | Reviewer: Paul | 1/26/09 Hey Guys If you want an example of how badly this classic can be performed check out westlife's version on "you tube" which they sang on the itv programme "loose women". No emotion, total lack of appreciation of the lyrical content of this superb track. Oh yeah, and sung with a smile on their faces. You can't manufacture talent!!!!! Listen to the song in Context | Reviewer: Guitarista | 10/11/08 Guys, guys... Like all songs it can mean whatever you want it to mean... but to understand it properly you need to listen to the whole album of the same name. It is nothing less than a country rock opera - one of the finest pieces of work in all of rock music. When the song is reprised at the end of the album, if it doesn't make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up, you should check for a pulse or see a doctor... 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