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Revision as of 04:47, 26 August 2021
| MORRISSEY song | |
|---|---|
| Name | Rainbow Valley |
| Album/single | Unreleased |
| Length | Unknown |
| Writer/composer | Buzz Cason/Mac Gayden |
| Producer | Joe Chiccarelli |
| Release | Not applicable. |
Information
This was going to be a cover of Love Affair's song from their 1968 album "The Everlasting Love Affair".
The song was initially suggested as the B-side to
Lyrics
I'm heading home again, 'cause it still seems I don't fit in. And the world ain't all I thought that it would be. From this hill I'm looking down, upon that friendly town. There's a place I know that's paradise to me.
The sun always shines down in my Rainbow Valley. There's one that's always mine, down in my Rainbow Valley. You can love and share a dream, beside that crystal stream. So lead me where the rainbow ends in our valley.
The bird's sweetest song comes from my Rainbow Valley. They sing the whole year long down in my Rainbow Valley. The flowers speak to me, an' say our love should be. And heaven oh sweet music flows from our valley
I'll never leave; I belong in Rainbow Valley. For life to love is free, there's no wrong in Rainbow Valley. When ever we can fly through the cotton candy sky. So lead me where the rainbow ends in our valley.
The sun always shines down in my Rainbow Valley. There's one who's always mine down in my Rainbow Valley. I'll never leave; I belong in Rainbow Valley.
Live History
Play count (Morrissey concert): 0