Gypsy Forest The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
"Gypsy Forest" by The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, released in 1973, is a #Rock song that explores themes of freedom, nature, and the wandering spirit. The lyrics evoke a sense of adventure and connection to the earth. Musically, it features rich harmonies and folk influences, reflecting the band's roots in Americana. Its nostalgic feel resonates with listeners seeking escapism and a return to simpler times.
(ACOUSTIC GUITAR INTRO)
The dolphins live in the open sea
And the gypsies live in the forest
While the owls and the crows and the sure foot does
Still live like those before us
(MANDOLIN DITTY)
And the oak and the pine and the sycamore shines
And the day spins round like a feather
And the sawmill whines and the bluebird dines
And the song goes on forever
(HARP DITTY)
(OBOE SOLO)
Now the old folk tell of an ancient bell
The dolphins live in the open sea
And the gypsies live in the forest
While the owls and the crows and the sure foot does
Still live like those before us
(MANDOLIN DITTY)
And the oak and the pine and the sycamore shines
And the day spins round like a feather
And the sawmill whines and the bluebird dines
And the song goes on forever
(HARP DITTY)
(OBOE SOLO)
Now the old folk tell of an ancient bell
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