Apocalypse

Peter Lewis

As I stood upon the meadow in the summer wind today
Watching while the long grass did its afternoon ballet
There came like mountain thunder, the Horseman angel's cry
Apocalypse is now mankind, your time has come to die

Soon the valleys of the earth, will be cracked and pulled aside
And the scorching sea will flow out from the land
Rising always higher, till it’s finally left facing
Just its own reflection blazing in the sun
Just its own reflection blazing in the sun

Reliving every feeling as I watched my life go by
I could see my living look like only learning how to die
For the narrow road that I walked on, that I could have turned away
Was the fear that I did not feel of, as I met my death today

Trivia about the song Apocalypse by Moby Grape

When was the song “Apocalypse” released by Moby Grape?
The song Apocalypse was released in 1971, on the album “20 Granite Creek”.
Who composed the song “Apocalypse” by Moby Grape?
The song “Apocalypse” by Moby Grape was composed by Peter Lewis.

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