From the recording Lisa Marshall- 10,000 Hours
Influenced by the psychedelic Blues my Dad listened to & Motown my Mom listened to when I was growing up, this songs was a culmination of that.
It's also the first time my I recorded with a wah pedal on my guitar. My good friend Eric Manegold, who also the drummer on Bring Yourself Back & Sooner or Later, gave me his dear friend's (who had recently passed away) wah pedal.
Lyrics
You got me under
your quaint little spell
you sure can tell
Roll roll like thunder,
across the dream, across the dream Don’t hide yourself away
High on her perch
A woman of love is at work
If her stare don’t make you back down,
she’ll give you a worm from her ground
give you a worm from her ground
You got me going. Follow which way to the sky?
Follow down, follow you around
Any way is quite alright,
any way it’s quite alright, Don’t hide yourself away
High on her perch
A woman of love is at work
If her stare don’t make you back down,
she’ll give you a worm from her ground
give you a worm from her ground
In the years that go by so fast
You know she gave you
a love to last
yes she did, she did
oh from high on her perch
she looked down on you
she gave to you
She gave, but now she’s gone, gone away, gone away, gone away
You know sometimes life
sometimes life
just brings on too much, too much
But you got no choice
you might as well just face up
try, try, try
Let those little things
just roll on by
You have to, oh but then
she gets down on her knees
and ask for it
to stop
just for one, one minute you see
Well there’s too much pain
there’s so much So much to share
so much to share,
So,
Yea
with a gust and mighty wind
someday you will be free
a bird on her perch
I said
With a gust and mighty wind
Someday you will be free
A bird on her perch
is a woman at work