Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Return Of Jimi Hendrix , by - The Waterboys. Song from the album Dream Harder, in the genre Фолк-рокRelease date: 31.12.1992
Record label: Universal Music
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Return Of Jimi Hendrix , by - The Waterboys. Song from the album Dream Harder, in the genre Фолк-рокThe Return Of Jimi Hendrix |
| I dreamed about Jimi Hendrix |
| He came back for one day |
| Was born weepin' out of an egg |
| The mid-wife said |
| And straight away began to pray |
| With lifted head |
| He spent the early hours |
| Communing with the morning stars |
| And then he came over to my house |
| Where he tried out my guitar |
| He was young and black and beautiful |
| Big eyed, perfect skin an' |
| He played my guitar like a lightning storm |
| Like twirlin' feathers in the wind |
| He could make it sound like the end of the world |
| A fire, the flick of a knife |
| He could squeeze it slow and masterful |
| Like the hand that brought the world to life |
| Together we strolled in sculptured gardens |
| Passed the sleepy afternoon |
| Maids were dartin' back and forth |
| From a window came a violin tune |
| Angels, dressed as nurses toyed with playin' cards |
| Looters sprung from prisons filled the yard |
| A yellow sun hung low and dawned |
| And as it dipped |
| Jimi stood up straight, grinned |
| And shook his velvet hips |
| Callin' himself King Electric |
| In the evening he went wild |
| Played on a dozen stages |
| In the clubs of New York — |
| Lit the city end to end |
| Wired it up, fired it up |
| Scarved, bejewelled, long-legged, snake-limbed |
| Athletic, driven, dangerous |
| He made all Manhattan shake |
| And every street and sidewalk quake |
| His stratocaster caused the mighty Empire State |
| To vibrate |
| His whammy bar caused shock-eyed punks from |
| Hackensack and Yonkers |
| Raised on speed, metal and rap |
| To enter trance and levitate |
| He played Purple Haze and Pyramid |
| Voodoo Child and Sin-E |
| Up From the Skies and Storm Free |
| In King Tut’s Wah-Wah hut |
| He did a forty-two minute |
| Cosmic rise in future shocks |
| Star Spangled Banner |
| In the back of cbgb’s |
| He stopped every clock in New York state |
| And every heart that heard him |
| And time itself was beaten and confused |
| And fell lamb-like under the spell of his fabulous flashing fingers |
| He played an encore at the Bitter End |
| A heartburst Little Wing |
| Even the waiters cried |
| And then we fell outside |
| And in the dusty dawn of Bleeker street |
| A sweet rain fell |
| And Jimi died |
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