This is one of my favorites on the album, it's got an urgent pace that recalls the first half of Rolling Wood, and the closing acapella portion ends almost unsurely, reflecting the ideas of the song and album.
This is one of my favorites on the album, it's got an urgent pace that recalls the first half of Rolling Wood, and the closing acapella portion ends almost unsurely, reflecting the ideas of the song and album.
Some of the best lyrics Robin has ever written at the end.
Some of the best lyrics Robin has ever written at the end.
Thanks, I had a hard time figuring out if it was "dream" or "tree" haha. And I'm pretty sure it's "alluded" not "looming" because if you listen closely you can hear three syllables which is more likely to be used with the word "alluded".
Thanks, I had a hard time figuring out if it was "dream" or "tree" haha. And I'm pretty sure it's "alluded" not "looming" because if you listen closely you can hear three syllables which is more likely to be used with the word "alluded".
After the line about eucalyptus and orange trees blooming, I'm pretty sure it should be:
"In that dream, there's no darkness looming/In that dream moving slow through the morning time."
Otherwise, the lyrics are perfect. Thanks!
This is one of my favorites on the album, it's got an urgent pace that recalls the first half of Rolling Wood, and the closing acapella portion ends almost unsurely, reflecting the ideas of the song and album.
This is one of my favorites on the album, it's got an urgent pace that recalls the first half of Rolling Wood, and the closing acapella portion ends almost unsurely, reflecting the ideas of the song and album.
Some of the best lyrics Robin has ever written at the end.
Some of the best lyrics Robin has ever written at the end.
sorry not meant to be a reply!
sorry not meant to be a reply!
Thanks, I had a hard time figuring out if it was "dream" or "tree" haha. And I'm pretty sure it's "alluded" not "looming" because if you listen closely you can hear three syllables which is more likely to be used with the word "alluded".
Thanks, I had a hard time figuring out if it was "dream" or "tree" haha. And I'm pretty sure it's "alluded" not "looming" because if you listen closely you can hear three syllables which is more likely to be used with the word "alluded".
Pretty sure he pronounces it as "a'looming."
Pretty sure he pronounces it as "a'looming."