Shine on Brightly

GARY BROOKER, KEITH REID

My Prussian-blue electric clock's
Alarm bell rings, it will not stop
And I can see no end in sight
And search in vain by candlelight
For some long road that goes nowhere
For some signpost that is not there
And even my befuddled brain
Is shining brightly, quite insane

The chandelier is in full swing
As gifts for me the three kings bring
Of myrrh and frankincense, I'm told,
And fat old Buddhas carved in gold
And though it seems they smile with glee
I know in truth they envy me
And watch as my befuddled brain
Shines on brightly quite insane

Above all else confusion reigns
And though I ask no-one explains
My eunuch friend has been and gone
He said that I must soldier on
And though the Ferris wheel spins round
My tongue it seems has run aground
And croaks as my befuddled brain
Shines on brightly, quite insane

Trivia about the song Shine on Brightly by Procol Harum

On which albums was the song “Shine on Brightly” released by Procol Harum?
Procol Harum released the song on the albums “Greatest Hits” in 1996, “30th Anniversary Anthology” in 1997, and “Secrets of the Hive: The Best of Procol Harum” in 2007.
Who composed the song “Shine on Brightly” by Procol Harum?
The song “Shine on Brightly” by Procol Harum was composed by GARY BROOKER, KEITH REID.

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