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- Kashmir LyricsWhoa let the sun beat down upon my face,
Stars to fill my dream.
I am a traveller of both time and space,
To be where I have been.
Sit with elders of a gentle race
This world has seldom seen,
Talk of days for which they sit and wait,
All will be revealed.
Talk an' song from tongues of lilting grace,
Sounds caressed my ears,
And not a word I heard could I relate,
The story was quite clear.
Whoah-ohh-oh
Whoah-ohh-oh-oh.
Ooh, oh, baby I been blind.
No-yeah. Ah mama, there ain't no denying.
Oh, oooh yes, I've been blind.
Ma-ma-ma, ain't no denying, no denying, yeah.
Oh! All I see turns to brown,
As the sun burns the ground,
And my eye fill with sand,
As I scan this wasted land.
Tryin'a find, tryin'a find
Where I been - ooh-ooh-ooh.
Oh pilot of the storm who leaves no trace,
Like thoughts inside a dream.
You've the map that led me to that place,
Yellow desert screen.
My Shangrila beneath the summer moon,
I will return again.
As the dust that blows high in June
When moving through Kashmir.
Oh Father of the four winds fill my sails,
'Cross the sea of years,
With no provision but an open face
Along the straits of fear.
Whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh, oh, oh.
Oh! When I'm on, when I'm on my way, yeah!
When I see, when I see the way you stay -yeah!
Ooh yeah-yeah, ooh yeah-yeah. When I'm down, yes.
Ooh yeah-yeah, ooh yeah-yeah. When I'm down, so down.
Ooh my baby, ooh my baby let me take you there.
Oh, come on, come on, oh let me take you there
Let me take you there
Ooh yeah yeah, ooh yeah yeah ... (fades out)
Stars to fill my dream.
I am a traveller of both time and space,
To be where I have been.
Sit with elders of a gentle race
This world has seldom seen,
Talk of days for which they sit and wait,
All will be revealed.
Talk an' song from tongues of lilting grace,
Sounds caressed my ears,
And not a word I heard could I relate,
The story was quite clear.
Whoah-ohh-oh
Whoah-ohh-oh-oh.
Ooh, oh, baby I been blind.
No-yeah. Ah mama, there ain't no denying.
Oh, oooh yes, I've been blind.
Ma-ma-ma, ain't no denying, no denying, yeah.
Oh! All I see turns to brown,
As the sun burns the ground,
And my eye fill with sand,
As I scan this wasted land.
Tryin'a find, tryin'a find
Where I been - ooh-ooh-ooh.
Oh pilot of the storm who leaves no trace,
You've the map that led me to that place,
Yellow desert screen.
My Shangrila beneath the summer moon,
I will return again.
As the dust that blows high in June
When moving through Kashmir.
Oh Father of the four winds fill my sails,
'Cross the sea of years,
With no provision but an open face
Along the straits of fear.
Whoa-oh, whoa-oh, whoa-oh, oh, oh.
Oh! When I'm on, when I'm on my way, yeah!
When I see, when I see the way you stay -yeah!
Ooh yeah-yeah, ooh yeah-yeah. When I'm down, yes.
Ooh yeah-yeah, ooh yeah-yeah. When I'm down, so down.
Ooh my baby, ooh my baby let me take you there.
Oh, come on, come on, oh let me take you there
Let me take you there
Ooh yeah yeah, ooh yeah yeah ... (fades out)
Facts about Kashmir
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Kashmir is written by James Patrick (jimmy) Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham.
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When we examine its symbolic meaning, the song 'Kashmir' by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant shows a man who travels through time and space by using the sun and stars and desert landscapes as his travel markers. The lyrics create feelings of longing and mystery and exploration through their mention of ancient wisdom and their search for the mythical Shangri-La which represents a spiritual journey toward self-discovery. The lyrics of Kashmir show how people need to think about their past experiences while they search for new experiences and love and memories and their need for spiritual growth. The song shows how people need to explore their surroundings while they need to remember their past and their relationships with others. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The abstract themes of the poem express their poetic nature through patterns that depict natural elements and personal experiences, which make the material appropriate for readers of any age.
Who wrote Kashmir lyrics?
Kashmir is written by James Patrick (jimmy) Page, Robert Plant, John Bonham.
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What is the meaning behind Kashmir lyrics?
When we examine its symbolic meaning, the song 'Kashmir' by Jimmy Page and Robert Plant shows a man who travels through time and space by using the sun and stars and desert landscapes as his travel markers. The lyrics create feelings of longing and mystery and exploration through their mention of ancient wisdom and their search for the mythical Shangri-La which represents a spiritual journey toward self-discovery. The lyrics of Kashmir show how people need to think about their past experiences while they search for new experiences and love and memories and their need for spiritual growth. The song shows how people need to explore their surroundings while they need to remember their past and their relationships with others. The lyrics contain no explicit language, adult themes, or any content that would be considered inappropriate for children. The abstract themes of the poem express their poetic nature through patterns that depict natural elements and personal experiences, which make the material appropriate for readers of any age.
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