the rolling stones - gomper - stereo edit I

Описание: Edit 1 for headphones. Brian Jones played more than eight instruments on this song, so one may say it is a Brian Jones song... Maybe that's why I like it so much... I changed the sound of second part of the song into a more mysterious sound. The nicest flute part is repeated several times in the last 30 seconds of the video, an addition of mine to the song.
Recorded: August 10 - 12, 1967.

Brian Jones: tamboura, slide dulcimer, sarod, sitar, flute, organ, bass, tabla & other percussion. Vocals: Mick Jagger. Acoustic 12 string guitar & backing vocals: Keith Richards. Percussion: Charlie Watts.

GOMPER
(Jagger/Richards)

by the lake with lilly flowers
'while away the evening hours
to and fro she's gently gliding
on the glassy lake she's riding

she swims to the side
the sun sees her dried
the birds hover high
I'd stifle a cry

the birds hover high
she moans with a sigh

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