Testo Sweet Desert Childhood - The Flying Burrito Brothers
Testo della canzone Sweet Desert Childhood (The Flying Burrito Brothers), tratta dall'album Flying Again
It was off the desert road, fourteen miles up in the canyon I was born
Where the rocks were piled up high and when the sun went down
They looked like big old monsters
You could yell out your whole name and
The echo would come back crystal clear
And the silence was so deafening
I could hear it like thunder in my ear
I still taste the sweet cool water as it
Bubbled out to quench the burning sand
And the cottonwood stood trembling as
The desert wind blew soft across the land
Somewhere far away a coyote called out his mournful ghostly song
And I knew that very soon sweet desert childhood would be gone
Can a man ever go back home again?
Can a man ever live that way again?
The old windmill made a groan as it turned
Around to face the cold of the night
The proof of all existence crackled warm in the flickering firelight
And the stars were so perfect that I
Wondered, might this all just be a dream?
Could this all alone place really be as magic as it seemed?
Can a man ever go back home again?
Can a man ever live that way again?
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Writer(s): Gene Victor Parsons
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