This was real – the girl next door kind of real. But these were not the women that a young Bonnie Bramlett was writing and singing about in “Superstar” – a song with the working title “Groupie”. In the heady and wild, early days of what we now know as classic rock-n-roll, women like Bebe Buell, Bianca Jagger, Pamela Des Barres, and Anita Pallenberg brought fame to the term “groupie”. The Bible tells us that He will heal us of such pain, but trying to tell that to those so afflicted with this particular brand of longing, is like telling an orphaned child that he’ll get over the fact his mother left him and said she would be back, but really will never return.Īnd I can hardly wait to be with you again And wallowing in such heartache, even in this self deceit is found such sweet anguish. Feeling it so strongly and knowing it will never, ever really be returned. ![]() You said you’d be coming back this way again babyĪnd there’s no hurt on earth like the pain of unrequited love. Before there was ever a name or term for those girls so madly in love with the boys in the band, the inevitable attraction simply was.ĭon’t you remember, you told me you loved me baby? And the nomadic lifestyles and aloof personalities that often accompany the young men that play that six stringed bandit just add fuel to the fires burning within their hearts. It’s a solid fact since the days of the Hillbilly Cat – and probably way before that – girls have always fallen hard for the boys with guitars. Your guitar, it sounds so sweet and clearīut it’s just the radio and you’re not really here I fell in love with you, before the second show ![]() ![]() He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.
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