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Gram Parsons In My Hour Of Darkness Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 9.32/10 [25 votes]Album: Grievous Angel / Original Release Date: 1974-01Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 49 sec
GRAM PARSONS
- In My Hour Of Darkness Lyrics / with translationsIn my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Once I knew a young man, went driving through the night
Miles and miles without a word with just his high-beam lights
Who'd have ever thought they'd build such a deadly Denver bend
To be so strong, to take so long as it would till the end
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Another young man safely strummed his silver string guitar
And he played to people everywhere, some say he was a star
But he was just a country boy, his simple songs confess
And the music he had in him so very few possess
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Then there was an old man, kind and wise with age
And he read me just like a book and he never missed a page
And I loved him like my father and I loved him like my friend
And I knew his time would shortly come but I did not know just when
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Once I knew a young man, went driving through the night
Miles and miles without a word with just his high-beam lights
Who'd have ever thought they'd build such a deadly Denver bend
To be so strong, to take so long as it would till the end
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Another young man safely strummed his silver string guitar
And he played to people everywhere, some say he was a star
But he was just a country boy, his simple songs confess
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Then there was an old man, kind and wise with age
And he read me just like a book and he never missed a page
And I loved him like my father and I loved him like my friend
And I knew his time would shortly come but I did not know just when
In my hour of darkness, in my time of need
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Oh Lord, grant me vision, oh Lord, grant me speed
Facts about In My Hour Of Darkness
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In My Hour Of Darkness is written by Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris.
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It is first released on January 01, 1974 as part of Gram Parsons's album "Grievous Angel" which includes 9 tracks in total.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Gram Parsons' 'In My Hour Of Darkness' is a song that traverses the different phases of human life by means of the tales told by three persons- a young man driving alone in the night, another young man strumming his guitar, and an old man waiting for his death. The lyrics manage to portray the time being challenged, the night being simple, wisdom being old and the most inevitable thing - mortality coming to all. In my hour of darkness lyrics mainly point out to musing, spirituality, love, inspiration and despair. Simultaneously, the song underlines the search for guidance, the life and death and the struggles and perseverance themes. The lyrics do not contain any profanity, violence, or adult content. They portray very personal experiences and relationships in a thoughtful and respectful way, which makes them appropriate for all age groups.
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In My Hour Of Darkness falls under the genre Country.
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In My Hour Of Darkness song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
Who wrote In My Hour Of Darkness lyrics?
In My Hour Of Darkness is written by Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris.
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When was In My Hour Of Darkness released?
It is first released on January 01, 1974 as part of Gram Parsons's album "Grievous Angel" which includes 9 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind In My Hour Of Darkness lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Gram Parsons' 'In My Hour Of Darkness' is a song that traverses the different phases of human life by means of the tales told by three persons- a young man driving alone in the night, another young man strumming his guitar, and an old man waiting for his death. The lyrics manage to portray the time being challenged, the night being simple, wisdom being old and the most inevitable thing - mortality coming to all. In my hour of darkness lyrics mainly point out to musing, spirituality, love, inspiration and despair. Simultaneously, the song underlines the search for guidance, the life and death and the struggles and perseverance themes. The lyrics do not contain any profanity, violence, or adult content. They portray very personal experiences and relationships in a thoughtful and respectful way, which makes them appropriate for all age groups.
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Which genre is In My Hour Of Darkness?
In My Hour Of Darkness falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song In My Hour Of Darkness?
In My Hour Of Darkness song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by Roel Pathuis on September 4, 2017Songwriter(s): Gram Parsons, Emmylou Harris
Record Label(s): 1974 Warner Bros Records Inc Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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rolloffdebunk April 24, 2012-15:55
Gram and Emmy Lou co-wrote the song about Brandon De Wilde who died from injuries that resulted from a traffic accident in the Denver suburb of Lakewood.
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Gram and Emmy Lou co-wrote the song about Brandon De Wilde who died from injuries that resulted from a traffic accident in the Denver suburb of Lakewood.
In My Hour Of Darkness
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Wow! Never knew that but Brandon was from my home town of Baldwin, NY and loved him in Shane - one of the great movies of my youth! Parsons and Harris blend beautiful lyrics in this paean. This could also have been an autobiographical piece about Gram also.