Saturday, January 21, 2012

Maybe the Apocalypse won't be such a bad thing after all...

Better Austin Today benefit, at the Moose Lodge.Austin, Texas.


Eliza Gilkyson ~ When The Great Correction Comes

Thanks to minorw.


The words are a little hard to understand so here are the lyrics:

down on the corner of ruin and grace
I’m growin weary of the human race
hold my lamp up in everyone’s face
lookin for an honest man
everyone tied to the turnin wheel
everyone hidin from the things they feel
well the truth’s so hard it just don’t seem real
the shadow across this land
people round here don’t know what it means
to suffer at the hands of our american dreams
they turn their backs on the grisly scenes
traced to the privileged sons
they got their god they got their guns
got their armies and the chosen ones
but we’ll all be burnin in the same big sun
when the great correction comes
down through the ages lovers of the mystery
been sayin people let your love light shine
poets and sages all throughout history
say the light burns brightest in the darkest times
it’s the bitter end we’ve come down to
the eye of the needle that we gotta get through
but the end could be the start of something new
when the great correction comes
down through the ages….
down to the wire runnin out of time
still got hope in this heart of mine
but the future waits on the horizon line
for our daughters and our sons
I don’t know where this train’s bound
whole lotta people tryin to turn it around
gonna shout til the walls come tumblin down
and the great correction comes
don’t let me down
when the great correction comes

5 comments:

BadTux said...

Nice to see that I'm not the only person who's heard of Eliza Gilkyson. That makes three of us now :).

- Badtux the Music Penguin

Gordon said...

The only problem with Eliza is the audio is awful on most of her vids.

Gordon said...

And the three of us have exquisite taste in music! :-)

BadTux said...

The sound quality is why I don't have more of her videos on my blog, it's frustrating, and I don't like to frustrate my five regular readers. One of the things that has happened these last few years is that HD video cameras have become palm-size and thus much easier to haul to these kinds of events, so you're seeing a lot better-quality live videos of performances than used to be the case. Alas, Eliza's audience of five people appears to be a bit too old to embrace such modern technology...

- Badtux the Music Penguin

Gordon said...

Yep. Old farts with old cameras. I think there are some professional vids of her but not many.