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Up on the sun, this time tomorrow
Fly, walk, or run
But this time no sorrow
First stop ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
And back on the trail
By this time tomorrow
By foot, wheel, or sail
But this time no sorrow
Bus stop, ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
No I cannot wait to hear you call
My name
And forget-me-not
This time tomorrow
I gave all I got
But this time no sorrow
First stop ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
No I cannot wait to hear you call
My name
Fly, walk, or run
But this time no sorrow
First stop ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
And back on the trail
By this time tomorrow
By foot, wheel, or sail
But this time no sorrow
Bus stop, ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
No I cannot wait to hear you call
My name
And forget-me-not
This time tomorrow
I gave all I got
But this time no sorrow
First stop ?
Next stop, Shangri-La
And I cannot wait to see
The expression on the face of
My sweet Lord
No I cannot wait to hear you call
My name
Lyrics submitted by smileforthecamera
Track duration: 02:20
"Shangri-La" as written by M. Ward
Lyrics © BUG MUSIC
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'Up On The Sun' is a Meat Puppets song, and also a Meat Puppets album. I suspect Ward is a fan; I know he likes some other SST stuff.
Seems like Ward might have been having fun constructing a song out of other song titles, and adding his own connective tissue. There might be some other references in there too. Anyone?
I believe this line is:
"And back on the trail this time tomorrow, by foot, wheel, or sail, but this time no sorrow"