The Endless Plain of Fortune by John Cale
The Endless Plain of Fortune by John Cale

The Endless Plain of Fortune

John Cale * Track #3 On Paris 1919

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The Endless Plain of Fortune by John Cale

Release Date
Sun Feb 25 1973
Performed by
John Cale
Produced by
Chris Thomas
Writed by
John Cale
About

It’s definitely about settlers in South Africa around 1910. People tried to find their fortune in the gold and diamond mines. However, one day the gold was gone, and the people went away.
Transvaal was a province in South Africa.

The Endless Plain of Fortune Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Old Taylor said
Old Taylor meant to cry, oh my
Field marshal meant
Field marshal went away again

Look out below, the tides
Lean heavily like wine
We are all innocent in spite of you and me

[Verse 2]
Then Martha went
Yes Martha went away again
Down in Transvaal
Where crocodiles and men fight on

They would have played all night
Even with loaded dice
It's gold that eats the heart and leaves the bones to dry

[Instrumental bridge]

[Verse 3]
Segovia watched
Gendarmerie and all that's all
The radio man
Amanda did you choose your tune

She walked away in time
She walked a crooked line
So gracefully she turned her head and smiled away

The Endless Plain of Fortune Q&A

Who wrote The Endless Plain of Fortune's ?

The Endless Plain of Fortune was written by John Cale.

Who produced The Endless Plain of Fortune's ?

The Endless Plain of Fortune was produced by Chris Thomas.

When did John Cale release The Endless Plain of Fortune?

John Cale released The Endless Plain of Fortune on Sun Feb 25 1973.

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