i love the song of ELP Tarkus, but i researched it and did not find a good explanation of it. Boomer here, dont understand english 100%, lurking since 2013. so there is an egg somwhere, then it hatches somehow, and then it does war, dies and rebirth... i think there are more mindmasters behind at that time. the music is very good(subjective) and the story is weird.... masonic or wtf, what do you think. the text is very fishy...
Tarkus
Blake Thompson
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Liam Gomez
Has the dawn ever seen your eyes?
Have the days made you so unwise?
Realize, you are
Had you talked to the winds of time
Then you'd know how the waters rhyme
Taste of wine
How can you know where you've been?
In time you'll see the sign
And realize your sin
Will you know how the seed is sown?
All your time has been overgrown
Never known
Have you walked on the stones of years?
When you speak, is it you that hears?
Are your ears full?
You can't hear anything at all
The preacher said a prayer
Save every single hair on his head
He's dead
The minister of hate had just arrived too late to be spared
Who cared?
The weaver in the web that he made
The pilgrim wandered in
Commiting every sin that he could
So good
The cardinal of grief was set in his belief he'd saved
From the grave
The weaver in the web that he made
The high priest took a blade
To bless the ones that prayed
And all obeyed
The messenger of fear is slowly growing, nearer to the time
A sign
The weaver in the web that he made
A bishops rings a bell
A cloak of darkness fell across the ground
Without a sound
The silent choir sing and in their silence
Bring jaded sound, harmonic ground
The weaver in the web that he made
Clear the battlefield and let me see
All the profit from our victory
You talk of freedom, starving children fall
Are you deaf when you hear the season's call?
Were you there to watch the earth be scorched?
Did you stand beside the spectral torch?
Know the leaves of sorrow turned their face
Scattered on the ashes of disgrace
Every blade is sharp; the arrows fly
Where the victims of your armies lie
Where the blades of brass and arrows reign
Then there will be no sorrow
Be no pain
Aiden James
its no use im selfbumping ad do not get an answer from ou niggers. it made me a nightmare. this song. i stabbed a engish man in my dreams with a butterknife. you all woldnt understand. i was in my dream with my best friends. had a adventure trough some dense rivers and endet up in some gypsy town. then i stabbet some english guy with a butterknife. it was so beatiful (english guy not included). it was in a chinese restaurantnt, and i could smell the thick nutrious soup in my dream. but this english guy threaded me, so i stabbed him whit a butterknife. it was all a dream in minecraft
Eli Murphy
oh dam i haven't heard this in a while, noice
Aiden Lopez
what do you want? yes the music industry is run by them.
James Richardson
it was only a dream
Bentley Powell
>Clear the battlefield and let me see
>All the profit from our victory
>You talk of freedom, starving children fall
>Are you deaf when you hear the season's call?
>Were you there to watch the earth be scorched?
>Did you stand beside the spectral torch?
>Know the leaves of sorrow turned their face
>Scattered on the ashes of disgrace
>Every blade is sharp; the arrows fly
>Where the victims of your armies lie
>Where the blades of brass and arrows reign
>Then there will be no sorrow
it's about the futility and shame of war
Nolan Edwards
i didnt think that they would insert some strange masonic phrases inside, or what do you understand from the text?
Gabriel Hall
are you shure about that?
Nathaniel Collins
this shit is haunting me, dont think that these dudes in the early 20s would compose this mindfuck whitout some mentors....
Josiah Gomez
If the lyrics are/seem very esoteric then yes it's most likely masonic-related. Just like the other user said, the music industry is controlled by them.
Nolan Evans
I don't think there's much value in analyzing lyrics by pop groups
Henry Moore
either i am too mutch sciophrenic or i want to know the mind beyonnd my comprehense
Lucas Baker
Bump, my Pops showed me this group and something about the composition always stuck with me.
Jeremy Bender is about a tranny.
Tyler Reed
Jeremy Bender was a man of leisure ..
yes, catchy tune
Arnold Layne was something in that direction
Henry Phillips
so it is a tranny conspiracy?
Gabriel Taylor
You’re assuming that Greg Lake was trying to convey a meaningful message when it fact the lyrics might have just fit the meter of the song in a satisfying way. Most Yes, songs are like this - they don’t mean anything. “Close to the Edge” as an example.
Charles Gomez
what abot the patterns on the ground, or the musical suggestion?
Jose Myers
>patterns on the ground
like this?
Asher Cook
There’s that, but if your read his auto biography “Lucky Man” [recommended] you find that some songs - like “Lucky Man” that he wrote at age 12 - definitely tell a story, and others, well? “Welcome back my friends to the show that never ends…”
Adam Ross
Great album user.
Hunter Allen
patterns on the ground are gay, but what do you know about the text in his whole meaning?
Julian Parker
ok flula
Zachary Young
they were obviously Any Forums tier
take for example this tune, warning , in an oblique way, of the dangers of immigration, the difficulties of cultural acclimatization and the very real threat of native habitats suffering at the hands of encroaching hordes
from the Russian Steppes in this case
granted the singer looks as queer as a three dollar bill, but
a. he's English
b. even Ted Nugent looked like a fruit back then