Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Stringman , by - Neil Young. Song from the album Unplugged, in the genre Фолк-рокRelease date: 10.06.1993
Record label: MTV Networks
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Stringman , by - Neil Young. Song from the album Unplugged, in the genre Фолк-рокStringman |
| You can say the soul is gone |
| And the feeling is just not there |
| Not like it was so long ago. |
| On the empty page before you |
| You can fill in what you care |
| Try to make it new before you go. |
| Take the simple case of the serge |
| Who can’t go back to war |
| 'Cause the hippies tore down everything that he was fighting for. |
| Or the lovers on the blankets |
| That the city turned to whores |
| With memories of green kissed by the sun. |
| You can say the soul is gone |
| And close another door |
| Just be sure that yours is not the one. |
| And I’m singing for the stringman |
| Who lately lost his wife |
| There is no dearer friend of mine |
| That I know in this life. |
| On his shoulder rests a violin |
| For his head where chaos reigns |
| But his heart can’t find a simple way |
| To live with all those things. |
| All those things |
| He’s a stringman |
| A stringman |
| All those strings to pull |
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