The land is starving
it needs watering
The birds on the trees
won't open the spring
for the rain won't fall here
and the grass is no green
The birds stop singing
they need some raining
the birds on the trees
will not live till spring
for the rain won't falling
and the grass is no green
the grass is no green
Deep in a clearing
lovers are sleeping
under an oak tree
wind blows lightly
while they are lying
where the grass is no green
The land is starving
it needs watering
The birds on the trees
won't open the spring
for the rain won't falling
and the grass is no green
The birds stop singing
they need some raining
The birds on the trees
will not live till spring
and the grass is no green
the grass is no green
Deep in a clearing
lovers are sleeping
under an oak tree
wind blows lightly
while they are lying
where the grass is no green
The birds stop singing
they need some raining
the birds on the trees
will not live till spring
for the rain wouldn't falling
And the grass is no green
the grass is no green
Far back to sixties for one of the most world famous greek rock bands with lyrics in English, the "Aphrodite’s Child". Their peak of their carrier was “666” in 1971, but in late sixties they have released interesting works, like “End of the world” where the presented song is included. It’s about an extensive dry season where rain stops falling, soil and grass run dry and life cycle is in great danger. So to speak, it fortells the climatic change and global warming, especially in their (and our)country Greece that today is suffering from extensive dry seasons and public policy of prevention is completely non-existent.
You can hear this song in youtube
The Grass is not Green
and some other classics
Rain and tears
End of the world
The four horsemen
Aegean sea
01 July, 2008
THE GRASS IS NO GREEN by Aphrodite’s Child, Album: End of the world (1968)
Αναρτήθηκε από candiru - stratis aigaiopelagitis στις 9:52 AM
Ετικέτες 60s decade, Aphrodite's Child, greek music, progressive rock, psychedelia
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