★ Verse 1 ★ Woke up in the wilderness Covered my face with gold The color of tenderness The color of health, I am told
Packed up my bewilderment Tied a knot I know Opened up the furnaces Built for when the trumpet blows
★ Chorus ★ Come on! Come on! My Lord! Come on! Come on! My Lord!
★ Verse 2 ★ There used to be a road right here There used to be a gate that closed Arm yourself with mеmories, dear Carve your namе into the post
The birds are high up in the air The sound down in the valley grows Compass isn’t very clear Can’t we take it nice and slow? ★ Chorus ★ Come on! Come on! My Lord! Come on! Come on! My Lord!
★ Bridge ★ The Palisades are fine this time of year We can spend the night out here Around the fountains like before Maybe everything will be alright Maybe I can just touch your side When the wolves are at the door (they’re at the door!)
★ Chorus ★ Come on! Come on! My Lord! Come on! Come on! My Lord! Come on! Come on! My Lord! Come on! Come on! My Lord!
★ Outro ★ Woke up in the wilderness Covered my face with gold The color of tenderness The color of health, I hope
Song Description:
"Luxury - The Wilderness / The Color of Gold" is a hauntingly beautiful song that captures the essence of being lost in the wilderness, surrounded by the color of gold. The lyrics speak of awakening in a wild and untamed landscape, seeking solace in the color of tenderness and health. The singer navigates through their bewilderment, tying knots and facing the unknown with a sense of purpose.
As the chorus calls out to the Lord for guidance, the singer reflects on the fading memories of a road that once existed, carving their name into the post as a reminder of their journey. The imagery of birds soaring high in the air and the distant sound of the valley growing sets a mysterious and introspective tone.
The bridge brings a sense of hope as the singer envisions spending the night by the Palisades, finding comfort in the familiar surroundings. The presence of wolves at the door adds a sense of danger and urgency, but the singer finds reassurance in the idea of everything being alright.
The song comes full circle in the outro, as the singer once again wakes up in the wilderness, covered in gold. The repetition of the color of tenderness and health leaves a lasting impression, leaving the listener to ponder the deeper meaning behind the lyrics. "Luxury - The Wilderness / The Color of Gold" is a mesmerizing and thought-provoking song that invites listeners to explore the depths of their own emotions and experiences.
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