James Taylor - Native Son Lyrics
Mount up, move on, may you find the way back home.
Down and down we go, down into bright October,
brothers in arms no more now that the war is over.
Have you waded in and been to hell? Will you lie upon the sofa,
Mount up, move on, damn the darkness, speed the dawn, they lost, we won.
Try to find your way back home, native son.
Down and down we go, down into bright October,
brothers in arms no more now that the war is over.
Have you waded in and been to hell? Will you lie upon the sofa,
see to the decoration of your shell now that the war is over?
Mount up, move on, damn the darkness, speed the dawn, they lost, we won.
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James Taylor Native Son Comments
Great song - came out after Desert Storm. It was the first time someone talked about what the veterans faced as an aftermath to war.
Beautiful guitar work by Michael Landau.
A Masterwork...
This is the most accurate description of PTSD, and a gentle blessing to the agonized sufferers, that I have ever seen.
Such an underrated tune ..... goosebumps abound!