Although killed in a tragic accident at the age of 21, the influence of his brief career, and life, was immeasurable, having inspired many of the greatest artists of the '60s. With a charismatic voice that could switch effortlessly between smooth ballads and raucous rockabilly, Cochran epitomized the rebellious '50s rocker.

Ray Edward 'Eddie' Cochran (OctoApril 17, 1960) was an American singer, songwriter, and musician. By connecting his love for this person to the natural world, the narrator is suggesting that their love is part of something bigger than just the two of them. It's also a reminder that love is a natural part of the world, just like the stars, the ocean, and the ivy.

It's a celebration of the natural world, and an acknowledgement of the divine force that created it. The narrator loves this person because they were created by God, and therefore, they are a part of the beauty and wonder of the natural world. The answer to each question is 'Because God made it that way.' The final line of the song, 'Because God made you, that's why I love you,' is the key to understanding the entire song.

The lyrics ask four different questions: why the ivy twines, why the stars shine, why the ocean is blue, and ultimately, why the narrator loves the person they're singing to. The song 'Tell Me Why' by Eddie Cochran is a love song that attempts to explain why the narrator loves someone.

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