Quicksilver Messenger Service - Anthology Box 1966-1970

The Fool (Live at Winterland 1970)

Can you hear it in the morning, it sings the golden song,
I saw his moving ever on the run, from and to the sound of one
Turning in, turning out, spirals high, never down,
Wonder, wonder wanders, loving, loving lovers,
Freefall, tumbling walls, one world, one one truth,
If if it's above life is low, life is slow,
Love is life, it's love, love



Credits
Writer(s): Gary Duncan, David Freiberg
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Dino's Song (Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions)
  2. Studio Chat (from the 1967 sessions)
  3. Gold And Silver (Take 17) [Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions]
  4. Light Your Windows (Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions)
  5. Pride of Man (Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions)
  6. I Hear You Knockin' (Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions)
  7. Stand By Me (Take 1) [Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions]
  8. Stand By Me (Take 2) [Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions]
  9. The Fool (Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions)
  10. Gold And Silver (Take 18) [Studio Outtake from the 1967 sessions]

All Album Tracks: Anthology Box 1966-1970 >

Altri album

  1. Who Do You Love (Re-Recorded - Sped Up)
  2. Winterland 1969 (Live 1969)
  3. Live Across America 1967-1977
  4. More Happy Trails 1969 - Live (Live Version)
  5. More Happy Trails 1969: Live
  6. More Happy Trails 1969 - Live
  7. New Year's Eve 1967 (Live)
  8. Stony Brook College, New York 1970 (Live)
  9. Fillmore Auditorium - February 5, 1967 (Live)
  10. KSAN, San Francisco, CA. 1968 (Remastered) [Live FM Radio Broadcasting]

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