Take This River Robin Trower
"Take This River" by Robin Trower, released in 1974, is a #Rock ballad that explores themes of longing, loss, and the journey of self-discovery. The lyrics convey a deep emotional resonance, using river imagery to symbolize life's flow and challenges. Trower's distinctive guitar work adds a soulful depth, enhancing its impact in the rock genre.
You believe that your heart of stone
Keeps you free from pain
But his heart will draw you on
Like a moth to the flame
You will spread your wings again
And will feel no sorrow
Mercy flows like falling rain
Not to lead, but to follow
Take this river, know this sign
From this mountain climb
Is your life all silk and gold
Or do you search for treasure
Do the lies that you have sold
Really bring your pleasure
Take this river, know this sign
From this mountain climb
Keeps you free from pain
But his heart will draw you on
Like a moth to the flame
You will spread your wings again
And will feel no sorrow
Mercy flows like falling rain
Not to lead, but to follow
Take this river, know this sign
From this mountain climb
Is your life all silk and gold
Or do you search for treasure
Do the lies that you have sold
Really bring your pleasure
Take this river, know this sign
From this mountain climb
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