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In reply to the discussion: Music lovers: who's in your collection that's not in anyone else's? [View all]tk2kewl
(18,133 posts)153. Juluka
Digging For Some Words
http://www.lyricsbay.com/digging_for_some_words_lyrics-juluka.html
Wanderers and nomads have gone to see their chieftains
Will this be the end of the rain and the birds?
Who can send an emissary to speak to the seasons?
For the ravens and the crows already soak up the skies...
I`m digging for some words beneath the stones in Zimbabwe
I`m searching for a drum song in the jungles of Zaire
I`m groping for the blood-moon in the mountains of Malawi
Looking for the Lion of Ethiopia...
The setting dusk is darkened by the bark of the baboon
The frogs and the owls no longer call to the moon
The warlords have gathered, blue smoke hiss from teeth of chrome
And the baobab lies trembling in the boiling blood-loam
The fireplace is broken and the grinding stone too
Its million pieces flung across the plains of Africa
Each dusty fragment a seed from which grows
The memory of a debt that only you and I will know
Seven seasoned soldiers have been summoned from Saigon
A craven walkie talkie puts their bloodshot armor on
Some drink beer milk, some drink kinky-kola
Sheep dogs live in Outeniqua
Gun dogs in Angola
Flames lick the corners of each hungry horseman`s smile
They have locusts in their scabbards and deserts in their eyes
Passing through the air they leave a sea of fetid rumors
As they ride across the skyline on a secret trail of lies
I found some words beneath a stone in Zimbabwe
I heard a distant drum song in the jungles of Zaire
The blood-moon spoke of war in the mountains of Malawi
But I never found the Lion of Ethiopia.
http://www.lyricsbay.com/digging_for_some_words_lyrics-juluka.html
Wanderers and nomads have gone to see their chieftains
Will this be the end of the rain and the birds?
Who can send an emissary to speak to the seasons?
For the ravens and the crows already soak up the skies...
I`m digging for some words beneath the stones in Zimbabwe
I`m searching for a drum song in the jungles of Zaire
I`m groping for the blood-moon in the mountains of Malawi
Looking for the Lion of Ethiopia...
The setting dusk is darkened by the bark of the baboon
The frogs and the owls no longer call to the moon
The warlords have gathered, blue smoke hiss from teeth of chrome
And the baobab lies trembling in the boiling blood-loam
The fireplace is broken and the grinding stone too
Its million pieces flung across the plains of Africa
Each dusty fragment a seed from which grows
The memory of a debt that only you and I will know
Seven seasoned soldiers have been summoned from Saigon
A craven walkie talkie puts their bloodshot armor on
Some drink beer milk, some drink kinky-kola
Sheep dogs live in Outeniqua
Gun dogs in Angola
Flames lick the corners of each hungry horseman`s smile
They have locusts in their scabbards and deserts in their eyes
Passing through the air they leave a sea of fetid rumors
As they ride across the skyline on a secret trail of lies
I found some words beneath a stone in Zimbabwe
I heard a distant drum song in the jungles of Zaire
The blood-moon spoke of war in the mountains of Malawi
But I never found the Lion of Ethiopia.
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Music lovers: who's in your collection that's not in anyone else's? [View all]
NightWatcher
Feb 2012
OP
Yup, a good friend lived in Richmond and we'd alternate weekends hanging out in the
FSogol
Feb 2012
#54
I think the list would be shorter if I listed what WAS on other people's players...
WhoIsNumberNone
Feb 2012
#17
I saw China Crisis opening up for Simple Minds in the 80s. I have the african and while vinyl /eom
IcyPeas
Feb 2012
#43
If you're a string guy the only interest in the others would be Alkan's Cello Sonata
dmallind
Feb 2012
#62
I used to play quite a lot with Philippe Herreweghe and the Collegium Vocale Gent.
trusty elf
Feb 2012
#154
Angie Aparo, Ashley MacIssac, and Meredith Godreau (Gregory & the Hawk.) Black Dub. (Tasty.)
BlueIris
Feb 2012
#35
I have that version of Overkill on my iPod, and like it......I think nobody else has this.....
Burma Jones
Feb 2012
#80