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Every legendary band became famous for a signature song they've been identified with for the rest of their career. For Led Zep it was "Stairway To Heaven", a great magnificent, mighty and lyrical track with lyrics full of poetry and mysticism. Yet, "The Rain Song" (released on House Of The Holy in 1973, an album much inspired by the Who's own Who's Next) would equally deserve the title of rock anthem. Especially when following "The Song Remains The Same" which it flows in quite logically and naturally as on this video. The transition sounded so smooth I've decided to let you have both at the cost of one (except it's all free). Enjoy this great moment of rock'n'roll anthology. And do not dig any further, you might not like what you find.
Ey@elThe Song Remains The Same
I had a dream —
A crazy dream:
Anything I wanted to know,
Any place I needed to go.
Hear my song!
People won't you listen now? Sing along!
You don't know what you're missing now:
Any little song that you know,
Everything that's small has to grow
And it has to grow!
California sunlight,
Sweet Calcutta rain
Honolulu starbright,
The song remains the same.
Sing out “Hare Hare”,
Dance the Hoochie Koo.
City lights are oh so bright,
As we go sliding... sliding... sliding through
The Rain Song
It is the springtime of my loving —
The second season I am to know.
You are the sunlight in my growing,
So little warmth I've felt before.
It isn't hard to feel me glowing,
I watched the fire that grew so low.
It is the summer of my smiles
Flee from me Keepers of the Gloom.
Speak to me only with your eyes.
It is to you I give this tune.
Ain't so hard to recognize
These things are clear to all from time to time.
Talk, talk, talk, talk...
I've felt the coldness of my winter
I never thought it would ever go.
I cursed the gloom that set upon us,
But I know that I love you so...
But I know that I love you so...
These are the seasons of emotion
And like the wind they rise and fall.
This is the wonder of devotion,
I see the torch we all must hold.
This is the mystery of the quotient.
The quotient...
Upon us all...
Upon us all
A little rain must fall.
It's just a little rain oh yeah
Original text by ROBERT PLANT
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