If words could sing like yours bold Rob
With wit like glittered waters
To kiss an auld grey Scottish day
And woo her wives and daughters
A man could be a prince with that
A plowman of all pastures
From high to low they'd come and glow
Sweet lassies, words departed.
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Yes - Byron Bay Bluesfest 2012
lotus? Oh man, those were the days. Now? More bloatus than lotus LOL!! Anyway Len said 'It's HIM man' and holy patchouli I kid you not, it was indeed Donovan, with a beatific smile and in the palms supplicant possie chanting 'I embrace you all, and oh yes I taught YES everything I did I did, as I, the Alpha and Omega, am the source of all musics from the dawn of the Celtic time, or the time of the Celtic Dawn, whichever man. ' And Steve Howe with a halo around his head and with Donovan floating above sang those immortal lines again
Coins and crosses/ (Turn round tailor, assaulting)/ Never know their fruitless worth
and Len, Pat and I looked again at each other in absolute awe as the meaning slowly dawned on us.
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