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Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 9.86/10 [7 votes]Album: Src / Original Release Date: 1968Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 42 sec
Black Sheep
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Black Sheep Lyrics
1. Black Sheep
The day you remember
Remember forever
Not even a teardrop
Could make all the noise stop
Since all of the small days
For this is as always
No more than a black sheep could say.
Black sheep, outcast, misfit, Ishmael
Every stranger, each his own tale
Waking faced with dreaming, thinking
Laughing, crying, being, winking.
The larger were smaller
Than shorter or taller
All every, the any
So few are the many
The same is the reason
And truth is the season
For all of the black sheep today.
Black sheep, any name or number
Somewhere, next to, over, under
Fear of the unknown diminish
Inside, outside, start to finish.
The day you remember
Remember forever
Not even a teardrop
Could make all the noise stop
Since all of the small days
For this is as always
No more than a black sheep could say.
Black sheep, outcast, misfit, Ishmael
Every stranger, each his own tale
Waking faced with dreaming, thinking
Laughing, crying, being, winking.
Than shorter or taller
All every, the any
So few are the many
The same is the reason
And truth is the season
For all of the black sheep today.
Black sheep, any name or number
Somewhere, next to, over, under
Fear of the unknown diminish
Inside, outside, start to finish.
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Songwriter(s): JOHN SCOTT RICHARDSON, PETER R DALE, ELMER CLAWSON, GLEN QUACKENBUSH, GARY QUACKENBUSH, STEVEN C. LYMAN
Record Label(s): 1968 Capitol Records LLC
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Meaning to "Black Sheep" song lyrics (1 meaning)
With Scott Richard Case (thus SRC) on vocals and the Quackenbush brothers on screaming guitars, this was a local Detroit / Ann Arbor opportunity to experience some underground rock in the late '60's. You'll want to chase down "Morning Mood," too.