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Born at the instant. The church bells chime. And the whole world whispering. Born at the right time. There’s too many people on the bus from the airport. Too many holes in the crust of the earth. The planet groans. Every time it registers another birth. But down among the reeds and rushes.
Born at the instant. The church bells chime. And the whole world whispering. Born at the right time. There’s too many people on the bus from the airport. Too many holes in the crust of the earth. The planet groans. Every time it registers another birth. But down among the reeds and rushes.
Born at the right time. There’s too many people on the bus from the airport. Too many holes in the crust of the earth. The planet groans. Every time it registers another birth. But down among the reeds and rushes. A baby girl was found. Her eyes as clear as centuries. Her silky hair was brown.
Provided to YouTube by Legacy RecordingsBorn at the Right Time (Live at Central Park, New York, NY - August 15, 1991) · Paul SimonPaul Simon's Concert In The...
Born at the instant. The church bells chime. And the whole world whispering. Born at the right time. Me and my buddies we are traveling people. We like to go down to restaurant row. Spend those Euro-dollars. All the way from Washington to Tokyo. I see them in the airport lounge.
One such song that carries profound significance is Paul Simon’s “Born at the Right Time” from his 1990 album The Rhythm of the Saints. In this song, Simon explores the thoughts and reflections of a privileged traveler as he encounters people of different economic and cultural backgrounds. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has ...
Born at the instant The church bells chime And the whole world whispering Born at the right time. There’s too many people on the bus from the airport Too many holes in the crust of the earth The planet groans Every time it registers another birth. But down among the reeds and rushes A baby girl was found Her eyes as clear as centuries Her ...
