Deep Purple: Woman from Tokyo Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Jan 19th 2019 report

   I heard it was about a 240z
2. anonymous

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   Jun 19th 2018 report

   Always thought it might be a Yoko Ono reference: her and Lennon. A lot of folks back then couldn't understand what he saw in her, maybe DP tried to explain it.
3. anonymous

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   Jan 10th 2016 report

   Ian gillan was describing how he was feeling on deep purple's first trip to Japan & how exciting it was.
4. kooljohn176

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   Jul 4th 2015 report

   Wow, the sound of the riff in this song was and still is exhilarating out of this world since then by Deep Purple. This song is about a woman from Tokyo. What woman from Tokyo I don't know, she just seems good and kind. Maybe could have been how John felt about Yoko, or a future child in time that became a woman like Homare Sawa who is loved not only by men on the soccer field, but loved and looked upon as a woman soccer god for team Japan and the country as the woman from Tokyo.

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