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| Led Zeppelin-Kashmir (Lyrics)Tue, 02 Dec 2008 13:52:57 -0800 by ZeppelinBigFanZeppelin's song Kashmir with lyrics, after a request from GlimmerTwinson."Kash mir" is a song by the English rock band Led Zeppelin from their sixth album Physical Graffiti (1975). It was written by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant (with contributions from John Bonham) over a period of three years, with the lyrics dating back to 1973.Lyrics:Oh, let the sun beat down upon my faceAnd stars fill my dreamI'm a traveler of both time and spaceTo be where I have beenTo sit with elders of the gentle raceThis world has seldom seenThey talk of days for which they sit and waitAll will be revealedTalk in song from tongues of lilting graceSounds caress my earAnd not a word I heard could I relateThe story was quite clearOoh, baby, I been blindOh, yeah, mama, there ain't no denyin'Oh, ooh yes, I been blindMama, mama, ain't no denyin', no denyin'All I see turns to brownAs the sun burns the groundAnd my eyes fill with sandAs I scan this razor lineCan I find, can I find where I've beenOh, pilot of the storm who leaves no traceLike thoughts inside a dreamLeave the path the led me to that placeYellow desert streamLike Shangri-la beneath the summer moonI will return againAs the dust that floats finds youWill move and search KashmirOh, father of the four winds fill my sailsCross the sea of yearsWith no provision but an open faceAlong the straits of fearOh, when I want, when I'm on my way, yeahAnd my feet wear my fickle way to stayOoh, yeah yeah, ooh, yeah yeah, but I'm downOoh, yeah yeah, ooh, yeah yeah, but I'm down, so downOoh, my baby, oh, my babyLet me take you thereCome on, oh let me take you thereLet me take you there Related: led zeppelin jimmy page robert plant john paul jones bonham physical graffiti rock zeppelinbigfan 1975 | |
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| mars bar 2Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:40:53 -0800 by odygreenethis is a project in garage band 2 lab at full sailthe second one its a lil different!!! Related: bar mars | |
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| Charles W. Morgan, The Last of Her Kind - Short VersionTue, 02 Dec 2008 12:18:23 -0800 by MysticSeaportVideosOf all the exhibits at Mystic Seaport, the most trea... Of all the exhibits at Mystic Seaport, the most treasured is the wooden whaleship Charles W. Morgan. Built in 1841 at the yard of Jethro and Zachariah Hillman in New Bedford, Massachusetts, she has outlived all others of her kind.After her whaling days ended in 1921, the Morgan was preserved by Whaling Enshrined, Inc. and exhibited at Colonel Edward H.R. Green's estate at Round Hill in South Dartmouth, Massachusetts until 1941. In November of that year the Morgan came to Mystic Seaport where she dominates the waterfront at Chubb's Wharf. In overall length 113 feet, with a 27-foot 6-inch beam and depth of 17 feet 6 inches, the Morgan's main truck is 110 feet above the deck; fully-rigged, she is capable of carrying approximately 13,000 square feet of sail. The huge try-pots used for converting blubber into whale oil are forward; below are the cramped quarters in which her officers and men lived for years at a time.At the Museum, the Morgan has been given a new lease on life; however, her future vitality depends on continual preservation. A major program of restoration and preservation was begun in 1968 to repair her structurally, and during the course of this work, it was decided to restore her to the rig of a double-topsail bark, which she carried from the early 1880s through the end of her whaling career. She appears as she was during most of her active career.In January 1974, after removal from her former sand and mud berth, she was hauled out on the lift dock in the Henry B. duPont Preservation Shipyard for inspection and hull work as needed. Her hull proved to be in remarkably good condition, with only a new false keel, shoe and some planking being required. She is now a floating exhibit with her living spaces and hold open for the visitor to see.The Charles W. Morgan was formally designated a National Historic Landmark by order of the Secretary of the Interior on July 21, 1977. Related: charles w. morgan mystic seaport museum whale whaling ship whaleship bark | |
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