《Stoned Soul Picnic》歌词

[00:00:00] "Stoned Soul Picnic" was a song from 1968.

[00:00:00] The most known version of the song was recorded by The 5th Dimension,

[00:00:01] and was the first single released from their album of the same title.

[00:00:01] It was the most successful single from that album,

[00:00:01] reaching #3 on the U.S. Pop chart and #2 on the Billboard R&B chart.

[00:00:01] The song was also recorded by its composer,

[00:00:02] Laura Nyro,

[00:00:02] and released on her Eli and the Thirteenth Confession album in the same year.

[00:00:02] The word surry,

[00:00:03] used frequently in the lyric

[00:00:03] (e.g. "Surry down to a stoned soul picnic"),

[00:00:03] is a neologism by Nyro; its meaning is unclear.

[00:00:04] The verb surry is spelled differently from the noun surrey

[00:00:04] (an old-time carriage).

[00:00:04] When asked by producer Charlie Calello what the word meant,

[00:00:04] Nyro told him, "Oh, it's just a nice word."

[00:00:05] The British pop group

[00:00:05] Swing Out Sister

[00:00:05] recorded a cover version on their 1997 album,

[00:00:05] "Shapes and Patterns".

[00:00:06] It was covered by Julie London on her 1969 album

[00:00:06] "Yummy, Yummy, Yummy";

[00:00:06] and by the New York Voices on their 2007 album

[00:00:06] "A Day Like This".

[00:00:07] It also appeared on the 2004 album

[00:00:07] "Don't Talk",

[00:00:07] recorded by British jazz singer Claire Teal.

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[00:00:49] Stoned soul

[00:00:51] (Stoned soul)

[00:00:57] C'mon, c'mon and

[00:00:58] Surrey down to a stoned soul picnic

[00:01:03] Surrey down to a stoned soul picnic

[00:01:09] Rain and sun come in again

[00:01:14] And from the sky come the Lord and the lightning

[00:01:19] And from the sky come the Lord and the lightning

[00:01:27] Stoned soul

[00:01:30] (Oh stoned soul)

[00:01:33] Surry on, soul

[00:01:37] Surry, surry, surry, surry

[00:01:49] There'll be trains of blossom

[00:01:51] (There'll be trains of blossom)

[00:01:54] There'll be trains of music

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[00:01:59] There'll be trains of trust, trains of golden dust

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[00:02:17] Surry down to a stoned soul picnic

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[00:02:28] There'll be lots of time and wine

[00:02:33] Red, yellow, honey, sassafrass and moonshine

[00:02:38] Red, yellow, honey, sassafrass and moonshine

[00:02:43] (Moonshine)

[00:02:45] Stoned soul, yeah

[00:02:52] Surry on, soul

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