PostHeaderIcon 3am goes something like this

In the silence of the predawn hours sounds that are often lost in the din of the daylight rule the dead nocturnal air. My office clock chugs with a regular rhythm that will if I let, it bring to mind Pink Floyd’s “Dogs of War”. . . ba dum, ba dum, ba dum ba dum. . . along with that rhythm comes memories of that whole hypnotic hip thing their backup singers had goin’ on. .

Outside the window the wind rushes through the trees and the remnants of today’s storms still swirl around every corner. Wind chimes jingle and jangle in the empty darkness. The clock set’s down the beat . . ba dum, ba dum, ba dum ba dum. . .

I poured another glass of iced tea. Skipped the ice.

Dogs of war and men of hate
With no cause, we don’t discriminate
Discovery is to be disowned
Our currency is flesh and bone
Hell opened up and put on sale
Gather ’round and haggle. . .

The sound of the cubes clacking together is an offence to the night air. . .

. . ba dum, ba dum, ba dum ba dum. . . 3am goes something like this. . .

2 Responses to “3am goes something like this”

  • Dan says:

    Man, there was a time I played Momentary Lapse of Reason at least three times a day. I believe David G. is one of the most underrated rock artists of the last 30 years. His bluesy guitar rifs contain more emotion in them than any speed shredder ever dreamed of. I know many believed that Roger W. was the artistic force of PF, but I disagree. From the day the David G. took over for Sid B., the band was really his.

    I hope to unleash a little bit of our own dogs of war during the Missouri River 340 with my 4-man team in one of the Texas Safari style canoes. We’ve been training hard and knocked out a 30-mile run in just a hair over 3 hours last Saturday. Now, we need to add a little endurance to maintain that pace for 340 miles.

    Cheers and thanks for the trip down prog rock avenue.

    Dan

  • derrick says:

    Wow! Good luck with that. (if anyone’s following: http://mr340paddlers.blogspot.com/)

    Funny thing. the music i listened to went from rock to atl, to prog to vintage in no time!

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