Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
Daniel Amos
The chapter of The Alarma Chronicles called “Alarma” involves the protagonist’s entering a great, dark city ironically named “The Light of the World.”
As he enters, he hears a blaring alarm. Only later does he understand:
I now knew the meaning of the Alarm I had first heard on my approach to the...
It's a brain-drain overload laid out on the reel-to-reel
A warning of the afterlife
The afterbirth that tells us how we feel
Alarma, somebody's crying
Alarma, somebody's dying
Alarma, somebody's turning away
Sugar cane in cellophane is playing at the radio station
Laughs out in the gallery
Believing that it's all elation
Alarma, somebody's bleeding
Alarma, somebody's pleading
Alarma, somebody's turning away
A wise guy in the sky invites you to his guilty party
Won't charge you at the door but he sure knows how to get your money
Alarma, he's pointing a finger
Alarma, he's such a dead ringer
Alarma, somebody's turning away
Alarma was written by Terry Scott Taylor.
Alarma was produced by Thom Roy & Daniel Amos.
Daniel Amos released Alarma on Mon Jun 01 1981.