For Second Fiddle who seems to have gone again.
THE CURMUDGEON
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I stumbled upon this 'booklet' while searching for something else: https://wellington.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/4131#idx7278 ... -
A song caught my attention today. It was Get Together by The Youngbloods. I remember listening to this when at school - 6th form in ... -
I don't remember when I first boarded a train but I do remember the first time that I rode on a tram. Wellington used to have a gre...
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I couldn't quite get the lyrics. old age prabably. Here they are..
Gone Again
Hey now man's own kin
we commend into the wind
grateful arms grateful limbs
grateful soul he's gone again
I have a winter's tale
how vagrant hearts relent prevail
sow their seed into the wind
seize the sky and they're gone again
fame is fleeting God is nigh
we raise our arms to him on night
we shoot our flint into the sun
we bless our spoils and we're gone we're gone
Hey now man's own kin
we commend into the wind
grateful arms grateful limbs
grateful heart he's gone again
Here a man man's own kin
he turned his back and his own people shot him
and he fell on his knees
before the burning plane
and he beheld fields of gold his land his sun
and he arose his blood aflame
the clouds pressed with hand prints stained
one last breath
the sky is high
the hungry earth
the empty vein
the ashes rain
death's own bed
man's own kin
into the wind
one last breath
hole in life
love knot tied
braid undone
child born
the hollow horn
warrior cried
a warrior died
one last breath
lick of flame
spirit moaned
spirit shed
the heavens fed
man's own kin
grips the sky
and he's gone again
Hey now man's own kin
we lay down into the wind
grateful arms grateful limbs
grateful heart he's gone again
Hey now man's own kin
he ascends into the wind
grateful heart grateful limbs
grateful man he's gone again
Gosh Second, the mind googles - I mean boggles.
Music videos do not a blog make.
As the Patrician said to the Mimes in the dungeon, "Learn the Words"
"As the Patrician said to the Mimes in the dungeon, "Learn the Words""
How would the Greek understand what the Roman is saying?
"How would the Greek understand what the Roman is saying?"
What?
""Learn the Words"
It's a quote from Terry Pratchett, Second.
I'm chewin' the carrot over all this.
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