Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Circus of Heaven, artist - Yes. Album song Tormato, in the genre Прогрессивный рок
Date of issue: 11.06.2007
Record label: Rhino Entertainment Company
Song language: English
Circus of Heaven |
The day the Circus of Heaven came into town |
Local folk lined the streets in a Midwestern town |
Waiting anxiously for the parade to begin all around |
On the very last day |
A unicorn headed the mystical way |
Surrounded by what seemed a thousand golden angels at play |
Behind were Centaurs, elves, bright fairies all in colours of jade |
On the very final day |
For what seemed only just another moment in time |
Seven solemn flying silver regal horses rode by |
Seven golden chariots in tow, a wonder to behold |
The Seven Lords of the Mountains of Time |
There then arose where nothing really stood there before |
A giant tent rising one thousand feet high from the floor |
Towns people flocked inside with their eyes all amazed |
To greet the Seventh Lord of the seventh age |
A fanfare rang out in an incredible sound |
Bringing out the strangest visions in perfect harmony round |
Any dreams he asked would they like to have seen |
From historical or mythical scenes |
Then there above their heads just as vivid as life |
Each vision transported in multitudes inventing light |
Grecian galleons, the sack of Troy, to the Gardens of Babylon |
A play of millions roared along |
The gigantic dreams of Alexander the Great |
Civil wars where brothers fought and killed their friendship in hate |
All seen by Zeus performing scenes of the magical way |
The day the circus came to town |
Outside great animals as tame as the trees |
Angels high in starlight dancing streets |
Tuning their colours with indigo and gold |
Dropping violet, red and emerald snow |
As the circus finally changed its invisible course |
A new world to be found |
On the dreamy ground we walked upon |
I turned to my son and said |
«Was that something beautiful, amazing, wonderful, extraordinary |
Beautiful?» |
«Oh! |
it was OK! |
But there were no clowns, or lions, or tigers, no bears |
Candy-floss, toffee apples, no clowns.» |