David Gilmour - Luck and Strange

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In the light before the dawn
Shadows shake in my peripheral
Mesmerise me, bring it on
Heart beats with fear here in the theatre of my soul

You see, I hope it will go on an don
And when the curtain call is done
Morning always comes

It was a fine time to be born
De-mob happy street and free milk for us all
It was the right place to be sure
Those dreaming spires and, yeah, oh so pastoral

But let's hope it’s not just luck and strange
A one-off peaceful goldеn age
That's a dark thought in the dark

Seek what you won't find, that is a wasted lifе
Or so the Ancients dropped by to tel me
They drank me dry but my oh my so far

Quite the time to be a boy
Six-string masters of an expanding universe
It was a high time to be sure
Soaring and free from the bounds of the Earth
But let’s hope it's not just luck and strange
A one-off peaceful golden age
That's a dark thought in the dark

Time for this mortal man to love the child that holds my hand
And the woman who smiles when I embrace here
These eyes stay dry but my oh my guitar
 
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David Gilmour's song "Luck and Strange" paints a nostalgic picture of a time gone by, filled with memories of a simpler and freer era. The lyrics speak of a time of youth and innocence, of dreams and aspirations. Gilmour reflects on the past with a mix of longing and hope, hoping that it was not just a stroke of luck or a strange occurrence that made those times special.

The song touches on themes of love, self-discovery, and the passage of time. Gilmour's signature guitar work adds an emotional depth to the song, enhancing the reflective and introspective mood. The haunting melody and poetic lyrics create a sense of wistfulness and yearning for a time that may never come again.

Overall, "Luck and Strange" is a poignant reminder of the fleeting nature of life and the importance of cherishing the moments that make it special. It is a beautiful and heartfelt ode to the past, inviting listeners to reflect on their own memories and experiences.

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Biography

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Well known as the guitarist of legendary 20th century rock band Pink Floyd, David Gilmour is a talented musician whose expertise lies in the music, it’s impact and ability to move the listener. Famed for his guitar solos on many Pink Floyd tracks, he is often labelled as one of the greatest guitarists of all time, even landing the #14 spot on Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists.

In recent years, his compositions have been often accompanied with lyrics by his wife Polly Samson. In addition to 2006’s On an Island, his works also include Pink Floyd’s last three albums after front man Roger Waters‘ departure: 1987’s A Momentary Lapse of Reason, 1994’s The Division Bell, and 2014’s The Endless River.