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Shine On Brightly

Album - 1968 - DeB Id: 153017
By Procol Harum
7 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 0 Charts
Pop Rock Progressive

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Album DeRango™ 47,14

Procol Harum

Shine On Brightly ■ Cristo

 One cannot help but agree on the importance it had for the music of the years to come.

 A refined, melancholic, an absolute masterpiece of the ’60s, hinting at the music to be revisited in the following decade by various groups.

 Dive into the classic sounds of Procol Harum’s Shine On Brightly and experience a true progressive rock landmark today!

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01
Quite Rightly So (03:44)
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For you (whose eyes were opened wide
whilst mine refused to see)
I'm sore in need of saving grace.
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Shine On Brightly (03:35)
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My Prussian-blue electric clock's
alarm bell rings, it will not stop
and I can see no end in sight
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Skip Softly (My Moonbeams) (03:51)
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Skip softly, my moonbeams, avoid being seen
Pretend that perhaps you are part of a dream
which (seen by some other such person as me)
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04
Wish Me Well (03:24)
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(Brooker / Reid)

You know I caught a glimpse, thought I understood
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05
Rambling On (04:33)
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Our local picture house was showing a Batman movie
You see this guy fly up in the sky,
thought to myself, 'Why shouldn't I?'
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Magdalene (My Regal Zonophone) (02:54)
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Though I know the night has fallen
and the sun's sailed out to sea
I will wait here for the band
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Procol Harum

Procol Harum were an English rock band formed in the 1960s, known for blending rock with classical and blues influences and for their signature Hammond-organ-and-piano sound. Their biggest hit was the 1967 single “A Whiter Shade of Pale,” featuring Gary Brooker and Matthew Fisher, with lyrics by Keith Reid.
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