Donna25369

I found the words, but still am lost..... Kashmir Oh let the sun beat down upon my face, with stars to fill my dreams. I am a traveller of both time and space, to be where I have been, and sit with elders of a gentle race this world has seldom seen, who talk of days for which they sit and wait when all will be revealed. With talk and song from tounges of lilting grace the sounds caressed my ears. Though not a word I've heard could I relate, the story was quite clear. All I see turns to brown, as the sun burns the ground, and my eyes fill with sand as I scan this wasted land trying to find where I've been. Oh pilot of the storm who leaves no trace like thoughts inside a dream. Who hid the path that led me to that place with yellow desert screen? My Shangrila beneath the summer moon, I will return again. Sure as the dust it blows high in June when moving through Kashmir. Oh Father of the four winds fill my sails to cross the sea of years with no provisions but an open face to flaunt the straits of fear.

Hey guys. I personally am not a Zeppelin fan. their music is a little "out there" for me, but I do have some questions, if you are interested. I just watched Jimmy Page, and possibly Robert Plant, do a live version of Kasmir{sp} I was just blown away by the orchestration of this song. there were tons of string instruments, and drums. A very hypnotic sound, to say the least. What Im wondering, is if anyone can shed some light on this song. Why do you think they chose the India type of music. And I had some trouble with the words, can you shed any light on that? any comments would be appreciated.

Donna thats me, plain old everyday Donna! No excitement, no conversation, just donna. im thinking about changing it. how about Princess Cariboo? Your Highness? Queen of the World?

well, we take making a PBNJ seriously around my house. Heres the recipe: One saucer, one large scoop Peanut butter One large scoop grape jelly Mix vigorously. apply to both pieces of bread, smash together, then cut off all the crust, then cut diagonally , both ways, so you have 4 pbnj triangles! wonderful. Ever had peanut butter, and banana?