La imagen no es del grupo Mountain (sin "s")
liderado por el gran Leslie West,
sino de Joe Cocker,
la grabación al parecer
tampoco corresponde a Woodstock
sino a una grabación en vivo anterior.
Pero para todos los efectos, sirve ig
Lyrics for another theme for an imaginary western
ResponderEliminarThe imaginary cowboy
lives in an imaginary estate
surrounded by imaginary deserts
at the edge of imaginary rivers
Within the imaginary main street
hangs an old imaginary outlaw
an irreparable imaginary neck
representing imaginary offenses
occurred in imaginary films
in an imaginary Far West.
At imaginary evenings
the imaginary cowboy
climbs an imaginary stair
to the imaginary balcony
overlooking the imaginary landscape
consisting of an imaginary valley
surrounded with imaginary hills
Imaginary shadows
come by the imaginary path
while imaginary singing songs
blows in the imaginary wind
at the death of the imaginary sun
And at the nights
of imaginary moon
he thinks about
the imaginary dreamed woman
who he gave his imaginary love
and again feels that pain
the same imaginary pleasure
and returns to throb the heart
of the imaginary cowboy.
Theme for an imaginary western (Jack Bruce & Pete Brown)
When the wagons leave the city
For the forest and further on
Painted wagon of the morning
Dusty roads where they've gone
Sometimes travelin´
through the darkness
At the summer comin´ home
Forcing faces by the wayside
Look as if they hadn't known
All the sad was in their eyes
And the desert that´s dry
In a country town
Where the map was found
Oh the dancing and the singing
Oh the music when they play
Oh the fire that they saw there
On the grave of no return
Sometimes they found it
Sometimes they kept it
Often lost in on the way
Pawnee shadow to possess him
Sometimes ride inside of day
Oh the sad was in their eyes
And the desert that´s dry
In a country town
Where the map was found
Oh the sad was in their eye
And the desert that´s dry
In a country town
Where the wagons bound