Les Invisibles
Blue Öyster Cult * Track #2 On Imaginos
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- #2Les Invisibles
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- #3In the Presence of Another World
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- #4Del Rio’s Song
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- #5The Siege and Investiture of Baron von Frankenstein’s Castle at Weisseria
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- #6Astronomy (Imaginos Version)
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- #7Magna of Illusion
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- #9Imaginos
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Les Invisibles by Blue Öyster Cult
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Blue Öyster CultProduced by
Albert Bouchard & Sandy PearlmanWrited by
Sandy Pearlman & Albert BouchardAbout
The album Imaginos tells a story adapted from the poetry of Sandy Pearlman. Although it is the second song on the album, Les Invisbles is the beginning of the story. The next song in the story is Imaginos. In the album’s liner notes, the following paragraph is offered as a brief description of the...
Les Invisibles Lyrics
[Verse 1: Donald Roeser]
Along the world axis
The Empress lay sleeping
To the rhyme of the, of the
Of the star clock
Seven sleepers
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Seven Sages
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Seven ladders to the, to the
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Seventh heaven
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Seven stars
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Had Ursa Major
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
Tables turning, turning
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
And rainmaker
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
While the seven
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
The visitors
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
All went, all went
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
A drumming
[Chorus: Donald Roeser]
Dance a Don Pedro
Do the Don Pedro
Games after death
Night dances 'round
Samedi and Petre
In Alchemy
[Verse 2: Donald Roeser]
Salute the Four Quarters
Before I leave your eyes
Twinned in the mirror
Les Mesteres come
End me adoration
Before I leave your eyes
World in the mirror
Waters of amnesia come
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
(Do you know) Do you know (Do you know) Do you know
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
(Do you know) Do you know (Do you know) Do you know
(seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven–seven)
The court of Eve
Beneath the Polar Mountain
Rose cross and crosser there
Symbols of the swan
Aerial races
In rotation over
The magical casement
Visions of a parallel world
[Chorus: Donald Roeser]
Dance a Don Pedro
Do the Don Pedro
Games after death
Night dances 'round
Samedi and Petre
In Alchemy
[Outro]
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Les Invisibles Q&A
Who wrote Les Invisibles's ?
Les Invisibles was written by Sandy Pearlman & Albert Bouchard.
Who produced Les Invisibles's ?
Les Invisibles was produced by Albert Bouchard & Sandy Pearlman.
When did Blue Öyster Cult release Les Invisibles?
Blue Öyster Cult released Les Invisibles on Fri Jul 15 1988.