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Tim Buckley — Song Of The Magician
Album: Lorca
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Released: 1970
Length: 3:02
Plays (last 30 days): 2
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When I sing I can't bring everything on the wing
Flying down from dizzy air
To the ground because I care
You will be love and your love will live

When I smile I beguile all the while every mile
As I walk across the sky
Of the clockwork of your eye
You will be love and your love will live

Casting spells from the well I can tell you the bells
Listen to my magic voice
Learn the tune of children's toys
You will be love and your love will live

When I die do not cry hear my sigh passing by
After I have turned to win
I will try to help you then
You will be love and your love will live
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Bro saw him warm up for Frank Zappa/Mothers
In those days audiences were brutal, shouting down warm up acts. Even great ones.
Before leaving the stage Tim spoke these words into the mic "you're all  a bunch of Chimpanzees"
Posted 2 days ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Well, it's now officially 2026, which makes this song/album 60 years old; yeegads.  Just wanted to say thanks to RP for playing such an old and obscure track from the great Tim Buckley's first album. 
The album pictured at left is the wild avant-garde Lorca.  I dare you to play a song from it!   ; )

Pictured below is the correct album cover for this song, when Tim was moonlighting as a Sears Catalog model.   ; )
Posted 5 months ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]