Plastic Pattern People
๐ต 1874 characters
โฑ๏ธ 2:53 duration
๐ ID: 6367269
๐ Lyrics
Yes
Glad to get high and see the slow motion world
Just to reach, and touch, the half notes floating
Worlds spinning orbit quicker than 9-8ths Dave Brubeck
We come now, frantically searching for Thomas Moore, rainbow villages
Up on suddenly, Charlie Mingus and our man Abdul Malik
To add bass, to a bottomless pit of insecurity
You may be plastic because you never meditate
About the bottom of glasses, the third side of your universe
Add on Alice Coltrane and her cosmic strains
Still no vocal on blue black horizons
Your plasticity is tested by a formless assault
The sun can answer questions in tune to all your sacrifices
But why would our new jazz age
Give us no more mind expanding puzzles?
Enter John
Blow from under, always, and never, so that the morning, the sun
May scream of brain bending saxophones
The third world arrives, with Yusef Lateef, and Pharaoh Saunders
With oboes straining to touch the core of your unknown soul
Ravi Shankar comes, with strings attached
Prepared to stabilize your seventh sense
Your black rhythm
Up and down a silly ladder run the notes, without the words
Words are important for the mind
But the notes are for the soul
Miles Davis, so what?
Cannonball, Fiddler, Mercy
Dexter Gordon, one flight up
Donald Byrd, playing Cristo, but what about words?
Would you like to survive on sadness?
Call on Ella and Jose Happiness
Drift with Smokey, Bill Medley, Bobby Taylor, and Otis Redding
Soul music where frustrations are washed by drums
Nina and Miriam
Congo, mongo, beat me, senseless, bongo, tonto
Flash through dream worlds of STP and LSD
Speed kills and sometimes music's call is frustrated
And the Black man is confused
Our speed is our life pace, much too fast, not good
I beg you to escape, and live, and hear all of the real
Until a call comes for you to cry elsewhere
We must all cry, but tell me
Must our tears be white?
Glad to get high and see the slow motion world
Just to reach, and touch, the half notes floating
Worlds spinning orbit quicker than 9-8ths Dave Brubeck
We come now, frantically searching for Thomas Moore, rainbow villages
Up on suddenly, Charlie Mingus and our man Abdul Malik
To add bass, to a bottomless pit of insecurity
You may be plastic because you never meditate
About the bottom of glasses, the third side of your universe
Add on Alice Coltrane and her cosmic strains
Still no vocal on blue black horizons
Your plasticity is tested by a formless assault
The sun can answer questions in tune to all your sacrifices
But why would our new jazz age
Give us no more mind expanding puzzles?
Enter John
Blow from under, always, and never, so that the morning, the sun
May scream of brain bending saxophones
The third world arrives, with Yusef Lateef, and Pharaoh Saunders
With oboes straining to touch the core of your unknown soul
Ravi Shankar comes, with strings attached
Prepared to stabilize your seventh sense
Your black rhythm
Up and down a silly ladder run the notes, without the words
Words are important for the mind
But the notes are for the soul
Miles Davis, so what?
Cannonball, Fiddler, Mercy
Dexter Gordon, one flight up
Donald Byrd, playing Cristo, but what about words?
Would you like to survive on sadness?
Call on Ella and Jose Happiness
Drift with Smokey, Bill Medley, Bobby Taylor, and Otis Redding
Soul music where frustrations are washed by drums
Nina and Miriam
Congo, mongo, beat me, senseless, bongo, tonto
Flash through dream worlds of STP and LSD
Speed kills and sometimes music's call is frustrated
And the Black man is confused
Our speed is our life pace, much too fast, not good
I beg you to escape, and live, and hear all of the real
Until a call comes for you to cry elsewhere
We must all cry, but tell me
Must our tears be white?
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:06.89] Yes
[00:10.57] Glad to get high and see the slow motion world
[00:15.35] Just to reach, and touch, the half notes floating
[00:19.75] Worlds spinning orbit quicker than 9-8ths Dave Brubeck
[00:23.81] We come now, frantically searching for Thomas Moore, rainbow villages
[00:29.15] Up on suddenly, Charlie Mingus and our man Abdul Malik
[00:32.90] To add bass, to a bottomless pit of insecurity
[00:38.38] You may be plastic because you never meditate
[00:41.06] About the bottom of glasses, the third side of your universe
[00:47.48] Add on Alice Coltrane and her cosmic strains
[00:51.54] Still no vocal on blue black horizons
[00:56.18] Your plasticity is tested by a formless assault
[00:59.42] The sun can answer questions in tune to all your sacrifices
[01:04.75] But why would our new jazz age
[01:06.67] Give us no more mind expanding puzzles?
[01:09.81] Enter John
[01:11.15] Blow from under, always, and never, so that the morning, the sun
[01:15.76] May scream of brain bending saxophones
[01:18.73] The third world arrives, with Yusef Lateef, and Pharaoh Saunders
[01:22.98] With oboes straining to touch the core of your unknown soul
[01:26.74] Ravi Shankar comes, with strings attached
[01:29.89] Prepared to stabilize your seventh sense
[01:32.62] Your black rhythm
[01:35.94] Up and down a silly ladder run the notes, without the words
[01:40.08] Words are important for the mind
[01:42.66] But the notes are for the soul
[01:44.63] Miles Davis, so what?
[01:46.93] Cannonball, Fiddler, Mercy
[01:49.18] Dexter Gordon, one flight up
[01:51.45] Donald Byrd, playing Cristo, but what about words?
[01:55.85] Would you like to survive on sadness?
[01:58.47] Call on Ella and Jose Happiness
[02:00.72] Drift with Smokey, Bill Medley, Bobby Taylor, and Otis Redding
[02:05.11] Soul music where frustrations are washed by drums
[02:08.62] Nina and Miriam
[02:10.04] Congo, mongo, beat me, senseless, bongo, tonto
[02:16.96] Flash through dream worlds of STP and LSD
[02:21.12] Speed kills and sometimes music's call is frustrated
[02:25.22] And the Black man is confused
[02:27.53] Our speed is our life pace, much too fast, not good
[02:31.91] I beg you to escape, and live, and hear all of the real
[02:36.07] Until a call comes for you to cry elsewhere
[02:39.72] We must all cry, but tell me
[02:42.83] Must our tears be white?
[02:45.03]
[00:10.57] Glad to get high and see the slow motion world
[00:15.35] Just to reach, and touch, the half notes floating
[00:19.75] Worlds spinning orbit quicker than 9-8ths Dave Brubeck
[00:23.81] We come now, frantically searching for Thomas Moore, rainbow villages
[00:29.15] Up on suddenly, Charlie Mingus and our man Abdul Malik
[00:32.90] To add bass, to a bottomless pit of insecurity
[00:38.38] You may be plastic because you never meditate
[00:41.06] About the bottom of glasses, the third side of your universe
[00:47.48] Add on Alice Coltrane and her cosmic strains
[00:51.54] Still no vocal on blue black horizons
[00:56.18] Your plasticity is tested by a formless assault
[00:59.42] The sun can answer questions in tune to all your sacrifices
[01:04.75] But why would our new jazz age
[01:06.67] Give us no more mind expanding puzzles?
[01:09.81] Enter John
[01:11.15] Blow from under, always, and never, so that the morning, the sun
[01:15.76] May scream of brain bending saxophones
[01:18.73] The third world arrives, with Yusef Lateef, and Pharaoh Saunders
[01:22.98] With oboes straining to touch the core of your unknown soul
[01:26.74] Ravi Shankar comes, with strings attached
[01:29.89] Prepared to stabilize your seventh sense
[01:32.62] Your black rhythm
[01:35.94] Up and down a silly ladder run the notes, without the words
[01:40.08] Words are important for the mind
[01:42.66] But the notes are for the soul
[01:44.63] Miles Davis, so what?
[01:46.93] Cannonball, Fiddler, Mercy
[01:49.18] Dexter Gordon, one flight up
[01:51.45] Donald Byrd, playing Cristo, but what about words?
[01:55.85] Would you like to survive on sadness?
[01:58.47] Call on Ella and Jose Happiness
[02:00.72] Drift with Smokey, Bill Medley, Bobby Taylor, and Otis Redding
[02:05.11] Soul music where frustrations are washed by drums
[02:08.62] Nina and Miriam
[02:10.04] Congo, mongo, beat me, senseless, bongo, tonto
[02:16.96] Flash through dream worlds of STP and LSD
[02:21.12] Speed kills and sometimes music's call is frustrated
[02:25.22] And the Black man is confused
[02:27.53] Our speed is our life pace, much too fast, not good
[02:31.91] I beg you to escape, and live, and hear all of the real
[02:36.07] Until a call comes for you to cry elsewhere
[02:39.72] We must all cry, but tell me
[02:42.83] Must our tears be white?
[02:45.03]