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I always thought (never really verified) that lyric was more like: I swear by the mud below my feet; you can't raise the cane back up when its under feet.IE: trampled sugar cane.... Like I said, just what I heard in the lyric, but maybe my mind made the connection to something it could comprehend.
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Van Dyke Parks. Some strange stuff there... "Columnated ruins domino..."
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or Bob Dylan's 'If Dogs Run Free'
oh winds which rush my tail to thee Suck it may, flow and be (huh? that's the way I heard it) Actually the whole song is wonky... and great!
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Nearly anything from "Aqualung."
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As long as we're talking about Dylan...
Genghis Khan, he could not keep All his kings, supplied with sleep We'll climb that hill, no matter how steep When we get up to it. Especially in the context of the song - what the heck does Genghis Khan have to do with anything? |
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"She could steal but she could not rob."
Those words stuck out in my mind like a porcupine in a nudist colony. That's still my favorite song of all time too.
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"Oh, winds which rush my tale to thee So it may flow and be"
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Most of what passed for "heavy, man" between Monterey and Altamont...
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In the late seventies I was in a Southern Rock cover band, and one song we did was "Green Grass and High Tides," which I was assigned to sing. I listened to that song a zillion times and could not make out what he was saying. So I wrote down what I thought I heard and went with that. It made absolutely no sense, but it was fine for our purposes.
Recently, through the magic of the internet, I finally tracked down the real lyrics. They made less sense than the nonsense I came up with. |
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BUT it's nonetheless a cool song to play, *sigh*
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Hadn't thought of that but it makes sense.
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