Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Sheltering Sky, artist - Telemachus.
Date of issue: 17.12.2011
Song language: English
The Sheltering Sky |
I’m on a higher plateau |
Dry dirt trail on this mountain road |
Vultures over head then I’m counting the Crows |
Alfred Hitchcock cowboy |
Arms folded in a B-Boy pose |
(Verse 1 — Jehst) |
Lawrence of Arabia, off-key behaviour |
Mickey Mouse soldier, sand storm fantasia |
High on Peyote |
High on the plains like Wile E Coyote |
The guy with the goatee and kaftan |
Smoking the Afghan, blocks of Moroccan hash |
Send me to the Sandman |
Think with keen imagery, psychedelic symmetry |
God’s the composer, life is the symphony |
The song of the desert, of the desert trail |
Canteen dry, I’m desperately frail |
Plus thirsty as hell |
Trek against the wind, beating on my face |
Sandpaper on my skin |
A gang of masked riders |
Figures rippling on the horizon |
Pitching tents for the night |
Campfire lighting |
Nocturnal, got the moonshine pouring |
Back on our journey first thing in the morning |
I’m on a higher plateau |
Dry dirt trail on this mountain road |
Vultures over head then I’m counting the Crows |
Alfred Hitchcock cowboy |
Arms folded in a B-Boy pose |
There’s black gold underfoot, lucrative land |
Bring a bucket and a spade, build a castle in the sand |
A child on a beach, bite from a peach |
Protect what’s mine so I might have to reach |
Heat beating down on the brow of the pilgrim |
Announcing that Elvis has now left the building |
Camel back rider, saddlebag cider |
Hostile habitat, snake bite survivor |
Billycans clattering, carrying a keg of beer |
Wind beating against the fabric of my jellabiya |
Chest pressed against the unseen forth |
The nomad from the badlands of the north |
The ghost of Jim Morrison guiding my course |
Brave new world and I’m opening the doors of perception |
Tangled up in this spaghetti western |
Desert storm war, Military intervention |
I’m on a higher plateau |
Dry dirt trail on this mountain road |
Vultures over head then I’m counting the Crows |
Alfred Hitchcock cowboy |
Arms folded in a B-Boy pose |