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It’s high time, Cymbaline. Please, wake me. [Verse 2] A butterfly with broken wings is falling by your side. The ravens all are closing in, there’s nowhere you can hide. Your manager and agent ...
The Pink Floyd website credits the woodwind parts ( tin whistle or flute) to Nick Mason's wife, Lindy Mason. [4] Pink Floyd played "Cymbaline" from early 1969 until their last show of 1971, and it was the longest-surviving More piece in the band's live shows. [5] It was dropped from their act along with "Fat Old Sun" and "Embryo" when they ...
- 4:49
- 13 June 1969 (UK), 9 August 1969 (US)
- March 1969
It's high time, Cymbaline. Please, wake me. The lines converging where you stand. They must have moved the picture plane. The leaves are heavy around your feet. You hear the thunder of the train. And suddenly it strikes you that they're moving into range. And Doctor Strange is always changing size. And it's high time!
And the drop is shear and very high. The ravens all are watching. From a vantage point nearby. Apprehension creeping. Like a tube-train up your spine. Will the tightrope reach the end. Will the final couplet rhyme. And it's high time. Cymbaline.
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Cymbaline. Please wake me. The lines converging where you stand. They must have moved the picture plane. The leaves are heavy around your feet. You hear the thunder of the train. And suddenly it strikes you. That they're moving into range. Doctor Strange is always changing size.
Cymbaline. It's high time. Cymbaline. Please wake me. The lines converging where you stand they must have moved the picture plane. The leaves are heavy around your feet you hear the thunder of the train. Suddenly it strikes you that they're moving into range. Doctor Strange is always changing size. And it's high time.
