Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Fields and Factories, artist - Gravy Train. Album song Second Birth, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 31.08.1973
Record label: Sanctuary Records Group
Song language: English
Fields and Factories |
On the hills, I see the corn is swiftly growing |
In the gardens, trees are barren of their fruits |
Bathed in sunshine, peasants toil, their labor showing |
In the glory of the ever-healing roots |
Well, I’m feeling |
That it’s all right, now! |
Yes, I’m feeling |
It’s all right… now! |
Anyway… |
On the land, 'neath a million rays of sunshine |
Stands the secret of the mirror-colored (?) life |
Lying peacefully, the soil in all the sunshine |
Lend its strength to the simplicity of life |
Well, I’m feeling |
That it’s all right, now! |
Yes, I’m feeling |
It’s all right… now! |
Anyway… |
A simple symphony, a tale without an ending |
But the beauty of that spirit couldn’t last |
Revolution bred machineries of power |
Could revolution turn the tide back to the past? |
Well, I’m feeling |
That it’s all right, now! |
Yes, I’m feeling |
It’s all right… now! |
Anyway… |
I see a giant hand descending from above my head |
And suddenly, there’s factories for rent, now you’re dead |
A man is just a number on a perforated card |
Your personality is lost, is this a just reward? |
Revolution, revolution |
A man who’s sucking all your blood will work you very hard |
In the news, they’re wasting (?), toiling for a crust of bread |
Only hoping that their children now will all be fed |
The factory mole of today is ever wanted more |
Deep inside, his greedy hand is like a clutching claw |
Revolution, revolution |
Has the one reward he should be working for been lost? |
A simple symphony, a tale without an ending |
But the beauty of that spirit couldn’t last |
Revolution bred machineries of power |
Could revolution turn the tide back to the past? |
Well, I’m feeling |
That it’s all right, now! |
Yes, I’m feeling |
It’s all right… now! |
Anyway… |