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tree trunk : ウィキペディア英語版
tree trunk

"Tree Trunk" is a song recorded and released in 1972 by The Doors.
"Tree Trunk" was recorded by the surviving members of The Doors as they assembled material for their second and final album, ''Full Circle'', following the death of Jim Morrison. "Tree Trunk" was released as B-side for the "Get Up and Dance" single released by Elektra Records in July 1972, and was thus on the penultimate Doors single release.〔Doug Sundling, The Ultimate Doors Companion, MPG Books, Bodmin, United Kingdom, ISBN 1-86074-288-2, p. 233-234〕
==Non-album track==
"Tree Trunk" is one of only three non-album B-sides to be released by the Doors. The other two are "Who Scared You" (the B-side of "Wishful Sinful", issued on Elektra in May 1969) and "(You Need Meat) Don't Go No Further" (the B-side of "Love Her Madly" on Elektra in March 1971), both of which appeared on the compilation album ''Weird Scenes Inside the Gold Mine''.〔Doug Sundling, The Ultimate Doors Companion, MPG Books, Bodmin, United Kingdom, ISBN 1-86074-288-2, p. 231-234, 236〕

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