Elton John — Mellow
Album: Honky ChateauAvg rating:
Your rating:
Total ratings: 343
Length: 5:28
Plays (last 30 days): 0
share
tweet
Cool grass blowing up the pass
Don't you know I'm feeling mellow
I love your Roman nose, the way you curl your toes baby
Make me feel so mellow
It's the same old feeling I get when you're stealing
Back into my bed again
With the curtains closed and the window froze
By the rhythm of the rain
You make me mellow, you make me mellow
Rocking smooth and slow
Mellow's the feeling that we get
Watching the coal fire glow
You make me mellow, I make you mellow
Wrecking the sheets real fine
Heaven knows what you sent me Lord
But God this is a mellow time
Going down to the stores in town
Getting all the things we need
Don't forget the beer my little dear
It helps to sow the mellow seed
And it can't be bad, all the love I've had
Coursing through life
Down in the pass where the wind blows fast
And mellow's feeling right
Don't you know I'm feeling mellow
I love your Roman nose, the way you curl your toes baby
Make me feel so mellow
It's the same old feeling I get when you're stealing
Back into my bed again
With the curtains closed and the window froze
By the rhythm of the rain
You make me mellow, you make me mellow
Rocking smooth and slow
Mellow's the feeling that we get
Watching the coal fire glow
You make me mellow, I make you mellow
Wrecking the sheets real fine
Heaven knows what you sent me Lord
But God this is a mellow time
Going down to the stores in town
Getting all the things we need
Don't forget the beer my little dear
It helps to sow the mellow seed
And it can't be bad, all the love I've had
Coursing through life
Down in the pass where the wind blows fast
And mellow's feeling right
Comments (8)add comment
MysteryMan wrote:
They couldn't possibly have included every great song. The narrative can only cover so much, and the music feeds the narrative. Sure it was mostly bigger hits, but they served the narrative well - I especially liked the 'Saturday Night's All Right' scene.
So yeah, this one's not sensational enough, like most of the album, plus Tumbleweed, Blue Moves, etc. But you have to edit somewhere.
As a huge fan I was prepared to hate the movie, but I really enjoyed it. His autobiography is a kick too.
c.
We watched Rocket Man for the first time the other night (my first time my partners third or fourth). Why does his biography not include diamond tunes of his like these? I suppose that, as with all the best stories, its not sensational enough. Don't they stand out as the very best of a long and winding yellow brick road.
They couldn't possibly have included every great song. The narrative can only cover so much, and the music feeds the narrative. Sure it was mostly bigger hits, but they served the narrative well - I especially liked the 'Saturday Night's All Right' scene.
So yeah, this one's not sensational enough, like most of the album, plus Tumbleweed, Blue Moves, etc. But you have to edit somewhere.
As a huge fan I was prepared to hate the movie, but I really enjoyed it. His autobiography is a kick too.
c.
MysteryMan wrote:
Many folks who know E.J. - only know the 'hits' so, I assume this is what the masses could relate to and what was included in his biopic
All the gems, such as this, are for the rest of us
We watched Rocket Man for the first time the other night (my first time my partners third or fourth). Why does his biography not include diamond tunes of his like these? I suppose that, as with all the best stories, its not sensational enough. Don't they stand out as the very best of a long and winding yellow brick road.
Many folks who know E.J. - only know the 'hits' so, I assume this is what the masses could relate to and what was included in his biopic
All the gems, such as this, are for the rest of us
We watched Rocket Man for the first time the other night (my first time my partners third or fourth). Why does his biography not include diamond tunes of his like these? I suppose that, as with all the best stories, its not sensational enough. Don't they stand out as the very best of a long and winding yellow brick road.
Nice one. A segue suggestion: “New York State of Mind” by Billy Joel.
This album plays in my shop at least once a month. Never gets old.
c.
c.
This is a sweet song: I enjoy a lot of Elton John's catalog, but many of songs have angsty elements. This one feels happy and relaxed, like slowly waking up Sunday morning, snuggled up to the one you love. Thanks Bill!
Elton in the early days, brilliant art. Not to forget Bernie's lyrics.
With Elton's + Bernie Taupin's seal all over!