Not that I like this, but its a curiosity: one of the lyrics Hammill wrote for Miguel Bosé in the 80s. Actually he copies -not very well- Hammills style when singing. The lyrics are the most interesting thing here (Id say the only interesting thing) https://youtube/watch?v=_T37buffPss South of the Sahara, aching heart. Is that where youd guess all astronomy starts? We could have more knowledge than we dream, In Heaven and Earth nothings less than it seems... This could be the circle of the stones, The turn of the card or the rolling of bones, This could be the leyline on the land, The past and the future that cross in our hands, This could close the circle. Double star that hides itself White dwarf behind the Sun - oh, Sirius. The things we cant explain Remain Mysterious. South of the Sahara, Timbuctoo, The back of beyond and the shock of the new, This could be the strangest thing of all, The body of science with its back to the wall South of the Sahara Distant men of logic try to trace The shape of the Bortex, the pattern of space The same as that of atoms, of the mind. Wherever we look its ourselves that we find, The sand of the Sahara. Double star that hides itself White dwarf behind the Sun - oh, Sirius. The things we cant explain Remain Mysterious The people of the Dogon always knew The extraterrestrials heavenly view. Stars that dog our passage, holy Suns, Over the centuries, these have become The legend of the Dogon. How do you explain it? How do you begin to explain it all? We could be the leyline on the land, Invisible shifts in the hourglasss sand. We could have more knowledge than we dream, In Heaven and Earth nothings less than it seems. We could be eternal
Posted on: Mon, 20 Oct 2014 19:36:07 +0000
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