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Octopus Lyrics: Trip to heave and ho / Up down, to and fro' / You have no word / Trip, trip to a dream dragon / Hide your wings in a ghost tower / Sails cackling at every plate we break /...
Syd Barrett Lyrics. "Octopus". Trip to heave and ho, up down, to and fro', you have no word. Trip, trip to a dream dragon, hide your wings in a ghost tower. Sails cackling at every plate we break. Cracked by scattered needles the little minute gong coughs and clears his throat.
Letra. Traducción. Pulpo. Octopus. Viaje para levantar y ho, hacia abajo, hacia y hacia abajo ' Trip to heave and ho, up down, to and fro' no tienes ninguna palabra. you have no word. viaje, viaje a un dragón de ensueño. trip, trip to a dream dragon. ocultar sus alas en una torre fantasma. hide your wings in a ghost tower.
Personnel. References. Octopus (Syd Barrett song) " Octopus " (originally recorded as " Clowns and Jugglers " and also known as " The Madcap Laughs ") [2] is a song by Syd Barrett. In January 1970 it appeared on his first solo album The Madcap Laughs . Writing. Barrett reflected on the song's writing:
hey ho, huff the Talbot. "Cheat" he cried shouting kangaroo. it's true in their tree they cried. Please leave us here. close our eyes to the octopus ride! The madcap laughed at the man on the border. hey ho, huff the Talbot. the winds they blew and the leaves did wag. they'll never put me in their bag. the seas will reach and always seep.
Trip to heave and ho, up down, to and fro. You have no word. Trip, trip to a dream dragon. Hide your wings in a ghost tower. Sails crackling at every plate we break. Cracked by scattered needles. Little minute gong. Coughs and clears his throat. Madam you see before you stand. Hey ho, never be still.
Close our eyes to the octopus ride. Isn't it good to be lost in the wood. Isn't it bad so quiet there, in the wood. Meant even less to me than I thought. With a honey plough of yellow prickly seeds. Clover honey pots and mystic shining feed. Well, the madcap laughed at the man on the border. Hey ho, huff the Talbot.
