Floods of Florence by Phil Ochs
Floods of Florence by Phil Ochs

Floods of Florence

Phil Ochs * Track #8 On Tape from California

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Floods of Florence Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Picasso leans out of the window, looks out on the ghetto
Changing the shapes he sees
His old friend El Greco soon is expected
Now just an echo of Spanish seas
And outside, the people stare
Wondering what's going on in there
Tossing the dice
They pay the price so they can compare

[Chorus]
And the holy words of love and reverence
Fell before the floods of Florence

[Verse 2]
The shop girls go out to the galleries spending their salaries
To see if they catch a hold
They meet an old master, like some unknown lover
For some unknown reason he's never old
And the auctioneer clears his throat
What am I bid for this bottled boat?
A tap on the rail
Sunk with a sail but soon she's afloat

[Chorus]
And the holy words of love and reverence
Who fell before the floods of Florence

[Verse 3]
Griffith pulls out his whiskey, the mad room is misty
Covered with yesterdays
The girl is so pretty, she asks for a memory
He touches her knee and she fades away
But the box office line is long
The spectacular show is on
Thirsty for thrills
The fountain is filled with dreams of the dawn

[Chorus]
And the holy words of love and reverence
Have fallen to the floods of Florence

[Verse 4]
The troubadour comes from the country, falls by the factory
Sliding on simple strings
Armed with his anger, he sings of the danger
He senses a stranger is in the wings
But the fledgling has learned to fly
All of the innocence leaves his eyes
Echoes explode
Rolled from the road the melody dies

[Chorus]
And the holy words of love and reverence
Fell before the floods of Florence

Floods of Florence Q&A

Who wrote Floods of Florence's ?

Floods of Florence was written by Phil Ochs.

Who produced Floods of Florence's ?

Floods of Florence was produced by Larry Marks.

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