Smokestack Lightnin’ (Live at the Fillmore East, New York City, February 13, 1970) The Grateful Dead
"Smokestack Lightnin’" by the Grateful Dead is a #Rock song released in 1970. The lyrics reflect themes of longing and the transient nature of life, using vivid imagery of smoke and lightning. Musically, it features extended improvisation and bluesy rhythms, showcasing the band's signature jam style. Its cultural impact lies in its influence on the live music scene and improvisational rock.
[Verse 1]
Whoa-oh, smokestack lightning
Shining just like gold
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
[Verse 2]
Oh-whoa, stop your train
Let a poor boy ride
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Whoa-oh, fare you well
I never see you no more
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Whoa-oh, smokestack lightning
Shining just like gold
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
[Verse 2]
Oh-whoa, stop your train
Let a poor boy ride
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
[Instrumental Break]
[Verse 3]
Whoa-oh, fare you well
I never see you no more
Why can't you hear me cryin'
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
Ah-ooh
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