T. Rex - Trelawny Lawn 8/8/68

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Trelawny Lawn Take 1

Marc Bolan
The flowing mane of pain (cough) 1 2 3 4

Verse 1
The flowing mane of pain swells on Trelawny Lawn
Stark handsome eyes decide the unicorn
Is a beast of borrowed wisdom
Like a thrush in the yielding harvest field
The prophet deems snow

Verse 2
The silent stork of sadness scans Trelawny Lawn
The lion, the unicorn it's horn in the lap of Beth
Laments the dawn
Beguiled, the scribish jacket-man his cap a skull-of-rat
Is but a pawn

Verse 3
Oh sky, your eyes embrace is to vicious for my wheat
The foaming Earthguard whinneys to his leaden feet
The bullfinch rumbles
The lavish lion aslanically scythes the hay
The unicorn bids you stay
Li li li li li la
 
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T. Rex's song "Trelawny Lawn 8/8/68" is a poetic and mystical track that transports the listener to a whimsical and fantastical world. Marc Bolan's enchanting vocals lead the listener through vivid imagery of Trelawny Lawn, a place where mythical creatures like unicorns and lions roam freely. The lyrics paint a picture of a place where beauty and sorrow coexist, where the sky's embrace is both vicious and tender. The song's dreamy atmosphere is enhanced by Bolan's haunting delivery and the ethereal instrumentation. With its intricate storytelling and otherworldly charm, "Trelawny Lawn 8/8/68" is a captivating and mesmerizing piece of music.

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Biography

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Marc Bolan, the mastermind behind the iconic band T. Rex, began his musical journey as one half of the psychedelic folk duo Tyrannosaurus Rex in 1967. Alongside multi-percussionist Steve Took, Bolan drew inspiration from science fiction, nursery rhymes, and high fantasy literature to create a unique blend of acoustic-guitar driven music. The duo gained a following in the UK underground scene, with radio personality John Peel even collaborating with them on two albums.

However, creative differences led to Took's departure and his replacement by Mickey Finn in 1969. Bolan then transformed Tyrannosaurus Rex into the electric-guitar driven T. Rex, ushering in the glam rock era. With hits like "Ride a White Swan" and "Get It On," the band skyrocketed to fame, becoming one of the most popular acts in the UK during the early 1970s.

T. Rex's albums, such as Electric Warrior and The Slider, received critical acclaim and solidified their status as pioneers of glam rock. Bolan's charismatic stage presence and catchy, sexually charged lyrics captivated audiences and influenced countless artists. However, by the mid-1970s, Bolan's personal struggles with cocaine addiction and disillusionment with the music scene led to a decline in the band's popularity.

In an attempt to reinvent himself, Bolan explored soul and disco music, but tragically, his life was cut short in a car accident in 1977. Despite his untimely death, T. Rex's legacy lived on, influencing a new generation of musicians and solidifying their place in rock history. Marc Bolan may have left this world too soon, but his music continues to resonate with fans around the globe.