HW:Searching for Hawkwind lyrics

[Filip Vanhuyse]

Hello Andreass,

Thanks for the lyrics,finally have contact with you,did write you some
letters in recent years but never had an answer.Maybe you relocated?
Don't know if you're in to Hawkwind related but have some very ultra
rare Belgium posters,tickets etc. for swap/sale.I'm not into money,ask
Bernie (funny name,by the way)
Also my Belgium friend asked me if there's a website with Hawkwind
lyrics.Had a small look around,but didn't find any.Can you help or anyone?

best wishes
filip hawknut


----- Original Message -----
From: Andreas Stuewe <Andreas.Stuewe at T-ONLINE.DE>
To: Multiple recipients of list BOC-L <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, March 26, 2000 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: HW:Searching for Hawkwind lyrics


> Bernhard Pospiech schrieb:
> > Here it is:
>
> Sorry, Bernie, but there are a few mistakes in your lyrics. Here is the
original
> version written by Roger Neville-Neil:
>
> > THE WAR I SURVIVED
> > ==================
> > Death comes like a glacier from the peaks of all wars
> > Reason and logic, the general´s cry "more!"
> > Bodies in gullies, contortionist poses
> > Fogged by the scent of mustard gas and roses
> >
> > Take me back to the war I survived
> > Gather them all it´s a slaughterhouse five
> >
> > As buildings belch bombs to the haloed Moon
> > Entrust it´s landscape to the barren gloom
> > A bulletproof Bible can protect your heart
> > Who'll cover your eyes when you're falling apart
> >
> > Mischief rides high upon the martyrs back
> > Provide the credence for unprovoked attack
> > Yet in their use can these shadows have form
> > Armies create circles sparks from the dawn
> >
> > And so it goes no one is left alive
> > Take me back to the war I survived
> > These were people like you and I
> > Take me back to the war I survived
>
> This makes more sense now, doesn´t it?
>
> Andreas