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In Another Land Lyrics

In another land where the breeze and the
Trees and flowers were blue
I stood and held your hand
And the grass grew high and the feathers floated by
I stood and held your hand
And nobody else's hand will ever do
Nobody else will do
Then I awoke
Was this some kind of joke?
Much to my surprise
I opened my eyes

We walked across the sand and the sea and
The sky and the castles were blue
I stood and held your hand.
And the spray flew high and the feathers floated by
I stood and held your hand
And nobody else's hand will ever do
Nobody else will do
Then I awoke
Was this some kind of joke?
Much to my surprise
When I opened my eyes

We heard the trumpets blow and the sky
Turned red when I accidently said
That I didn't know how I came to be here
Not fast asleep in bed
I stood and held your hand
And nobody else's hand will ever do
Nobody else's hand
Then I awoke
Was this some kind of joke?
I opened my eyes
Much to my surprise
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spliphstar On Dec 17, 2001
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Cover art for In Another Land lyrics by Rolling Stones, The

Now this is charming song to listen to

Cover art for In Another Land lyrics by Rolling Stones, The

a creepy, Middle ageish Twanged out, and altered song. Also Bill's first song with him singing. I like this song, in a strange way....

Cover art for In Another Land lyrics by Rolling Stones, The

i like this song. i love the whole album, their satanic majesties request. it is a great album.

Cover art for In Another Land lyrics by Rolling Stones, The

Great album indeed, sadly underrated. This song is, according to Bill Wyman, about "a guy who wakes in a dream from another dream", or something like that.

Cover art for In Another Land lyrics by Rolling Stones, The

Wyman's only songwriting credit and lead vocal (not counting "Downtown Suzie" on the compilation album "Metamorphoses") on a Stones album. I always thought it was interesting and charming, just as I think that "Satanic Majesties," while far from perfect, was an underrated album; I don't buy into the view that it was just a ripoff of SPLHC. My big question: Wyman was not a big drug user; a moderate user of cannabis and alcohol (and tobacco) but not into stronger or harder stuff; did he experiment with acid when he was writing this?

 
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