12-29-2004, 09:15 PM
Well not the entire lyrics, but a lesser known song by Pink Floyd, The Gunners Dream off of The Final Cut Album
Its a song about a WWII veteran, with his wife and he is reminiscing about his days in the war while at a Cenetaph during Rememberance day
"Goodby Max, Goodbye Marv, after the service as we're walking slowly to the car, and the silver in her hais shines in the clold november air, you hear the tolling bells and touvh the silk on youe lapel, and as the teardrops rise to meet the comfort of the band, you take her frail hand, and hold on to the dream................"
every time I hear this I get goosebumps.............Roger Waters is friggin amazing at telling a story. So may people think of Pink Floyd as a druggie band, they are so much more than that............
Its a song about a WWII veteran, with his wife and he is reminiscing about his days in the war while at a Cenetaph during Rememberance day
"Goodby Max, Goodbye Marv, after the service as we're walking slowly to the car, and the silver in her hais shines in the clold november air, you hear the tolling bells and touvh the silk on youe lapel, and as the teardrops rise to meet the comfort of the band, you take her frail hand, and hold on to the dream................"
every time I hear this I get goosebumps.............Roger Waters is friggin amazing at telling a story. So may people think of Pink Floyd as a druggie band, they are so much more than that............