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And swoop down at the crowd at the bar. And put me at the top of your danger list. Just for being so much like you are. You're a coward against the altitude. You're a coward against the flesh ...
I'm Don Juan's reckless daughter I came out two days on your tail Those two bald-headed days in November Before the first snowflakes sail Out on the vast and subtle plains of mystery A split tongue spirit talks Noble as a nickel chief Striking up an old juke box And he says: "Snakes along the railroad tracks." He says, "Eagles in jet trails"
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You're a coward against the flesh-. Coward caught between yes and no. Reckless on the line this time for yes, yes, yes! Reckless brazen in the play. Of your changing traffic lights. Coward slinking down the hall. To another restless night. As we center behind the eight ball. And as we rock between the sheets.
Don Juan's Reckless Daughter Lyrics by Joni Mitchell from the The Studio Albums 1968-1979 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: I'm Don Juan's reckless daughter I came out two days on your tail Those two bald-headed days in November Before the …
Alternative cover used for all physical releases and streaming services after April 29, 2024. Don Juan's Reckless Daughter is a 1977 double album by Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. Her ninth album, it is unusual for its experimental style, expanding even further on the jazz -influenced sound of Mitchell's previous recordings.
Featuring Chaka Khan. Producers Henry Lewy, Joni Mitchell & Steve Katz. Writers Airto Moreira, Alex Acuña, Don Alias & 3 more. Acoustic Guitars Joni Mitchell. Assistant Engineer Robert Ash.
I'm Don Juan's reckless daughter I came out two days on your tail Those two bald-headed days in November Before the first snowflakes sail Out on the vast and subtle plains of mystery A split tongue spirit talks Noble as a nickel chief Strikin' up an old juke box And he says, "Snakes along the railroad tracks" He says, "Eagles in jet trails"
