The Pretty Things - Trust video free download
Band: The Pretty Things
Song: Trust
Album. S.F. Sorrow
Lyrics:
"Excuse me please as I wipe a tear
Away from an eye that sees there's nothing left to trust
Finding that their minds are grey
And there's no sorrow in the world that's left to trust.
Sitting on top of a white cloud
Looking round for someone there to trust
Changing your mind as you go through time
You grasp at straws,
There are written laws that say you must
With tired eyes you follow the man
That has in his hand a banner that says 'dust to dust'
Finding that his mind's gone wrong
And there's no sorrow in the world that's left to trust.
Sitting on top of that white cloud
Looking round for someone there to trust
You're changing your mind as you go
Through a time
You grasp at straws
But there are written laws that say you must.
Going away in the morning
You're seen walking.
We're going away, away
Going away.
As the sun was rising
You're seen walking.
She's going away, away
Going away.
Excuse me please as I wipe a tear
Away from an eye that sees there's nothing left to trust
Finding that their minds are grey
And there's no sorrow in the world that's left to trust.
Sitting on top of that white cloud
Looking for someone there to trust
Changing your mind as you go through time
You grasp at straws
But there are written laws that say you must."
Comments
9 years ago
Hans Engelskirchen
Hier haben die Beatles genau hingeschaut ! I'm a apeman or walross9 years ago
Andy Thomas
SF Sorrow is on of the GREAT UK Psychedelic albums! I saw them perform it at an All Niter at The Lyceum in London back in the day. Quite Something!!!! 10 years ago
MrRandy494
Indeed,10 years ago
Stationario
Better than the Beatles, better than the Beach Boys !! The Pretties should have been enormous (but that's another story)11 years ago
Michele Della Guardia
"Sitting on top of a white cloudLooking round for someone there to trust"wish you all a good sunday !11 years ago
jsilence418
The Beatles revolver has points above sgt pepper and it could exist quite nicely without pet sounds.11 years ago
jsilence418
And Norman Smith as producer !11 years ago
jsilence418
no it is not better you fan boys and your ill informed opinions .11 years ago
maccantuono
sounds like Beatles, very nice song!!12 years ago
deepintoblues
Sublime!12 years ago
WARP 75
13th Floor Elevators are worth a mention especially Easter Everywhere which is different class12 years ago
Patrick Kadas
Trust - The Pretty Things [England] - 1968 - "One of their BEST. Further BEATLES-esque comparisons may also be drawn from May, Waller, and Povey's mastery of three-part harmony vocals. Very good guitar." - The Psychedelic Years (Snapper Disc 1)-2001. One of my better UK band finds. :-) NOTE: If there's a band that deserves a good compilation, it's the Pretty Things. Thankfully, Snapper has the rights to the band's entire catalog, and has done an excellent job of remastering individual albums.12 years ago
Daniel Huffman
This song has been on repeat in my mind for the past couple of days.12 years ago
Jack Gusto
@FlynnyRT Hey man there's a lot of incredible bands from the sixties and seventies that more people should know. Big Star, Tomorrow, Love, Moby Grape, Spirit, Chocolate Watchband, Bubble Puppy, Demian, and Morning just to name a few.12 years ago
Russell Moxham
@SuperBlackWalrus I think it's a shame to listen to Sgt. Pepper's WITHOUT debating--and reflection. For one thing, it's well known that there's a lot of Pet Sounds in there, which is a fine source to draw on. So does the fact that Sgt. Pepper's as we know would not exist without Pet Sounds make Pet Sounds the greater album?! As to S.F. Forrow, I like it a lot and think it's really underrated but at least it's place in history is clear because it heavily influenced Tommy by The Who.12 years ago
Russell Moxham
@shetalkscrazytalk84 Wot no Tommy?12 years ago
Thomas Hughes
@SuperBlackWalrus Erm, ok. haha12 years ago
Thomas Hughes
@SuperBlackWalrus Helloo, I still don't know what your point is. Explainez vous. (That was made up French: I am drunk)12 years ago
marc5933
@FlynnyRT i can,, i really can12 years ago
Thomas Hughes
@SuperBlackWalrus What do you mean? I love SF Sorrow. I also love Sgt Pepper. So, which is definitively "best"? Well, both push different boundaries. Both are fantastically experimental. Both are packed with great ideas and strong melodies. Sgt Pepper is (debatably) overrated and SF Sorrow, underrated. One could throw Forever Changes, Odessey and Oracle and Moby Grape's first album into the mix too if you like? But "best" is surely a subjective thing when it comes to music.Related Videos
