Maryan Robert Wyatt
"Maryan" by Robert Wyatt, released in 1985, is a #JazzRock song that explores themes of love, longing, and the complexities of human relationships. The lyrics convey a deep emotional connection, reflecting vulnerability and nostalgia. Unique musical elements include Wyatt's distinctive vocals and intricate arrangements. The song showcases Wyatt's innovative approach, influencing the avant-garde music scene.
Over an ocean away
Like salmon
Turning back for Nayram
To the delta
With the rivulets tumbling down
Glide over sand
Around the rocks
Back through the wavering weeds
And the turds
In the way
Riversmell
On the route
Along away
Over gravel
The weirs of the tributaries
Against the icy waterflow
To Maryan
Like salmon
Turning back for Nayram
To the delta
With the rivulets tumbling down
Glide over sand
Around the rocks
Back through the wavering weeds
And the turds
In the way
Riversmell
On the route
Along away
Over gravel
The weirs of the tributaries
Against the icy waterflow
To Maryan
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