David Gilmour: The Narrow Way Part 1 (Instrumental)
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David Gilmour: The Narrow Way Part 2 (Instrumental)
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David Gilmour: The Narrow Way Part 3
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Following the path as it leads towards the Darkness in the North
Weary strangers' faces show their sympathy
They've seen that hope before
And if you want to stay for a little bit
Rest your aching limbs for a little bit
Before you the night is beckoning
And you know you can't delay
You hear the night birds calling you
But you can't touch the restless sky
Close your aching eyes beyond your name
Mist is swelling, creatures crawling,
Hear the roar get louder in your ears
You know the folly was your own
But the force behind can't conquer all your fears
And if you want to stay for a little bit
Rest your aching limbs for a little bit
Before you the night is beckoning
And you know you can't delay
You hear the night birds calling you
But you can't touch the restless sky
Close your aching eyes beyond your name
Throw your thoughts back many years
To the time when there was life in every morning
Perhaps a day will come
When the nights will be as on that morning
And if you want to stay for a little bit
Rest your aching limbs for a little bit
Before you the night is beckoning
And you know you can't delay
You hear the night birds calling you
But you can't touch the restless sky
Close your aching eyes beyond your name
Nick Mason: The Vizier's Garden Party Part 1 Entrance (Instrumental)
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Nick Mason: The Vizier's Garden Party Part 2 Entertainment (Instrumental)
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Nick Mason: The Vizier's Garden Party Part 1 Exit (Instrumental)
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In P. Floyd, "Ummagumma", "Set the Controls ..." there are also some
mistakes and some parts where I believe the words to be different than
what is shown. I am going mostly by the version on "Pink Floyd Live at
Pompeii" in which the words are much clearer than the album version(albeit
still a touch muddled in a place or two).
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