10,000 Feet

Wolfmother · Cosmic Egg [2009]

They came from ten thousand feet, on a possibility street

It was the law of the land, turned castles into the sand

When it's only kingdoms a turning,

when I've got to find out some learning

Even the people so small, wanna see the tyrant a fall, oh yeah

You could be, what you see, anytime, this time

Could it be, what you see, you could be, in time

Your love, my love, our love, in time

Your love, my love, our love, in time

It was the law of the land, turned castles into the sand

Somehow the machine prevailed, another tyrant's tale

It's only kingdoms a turning, watching the factories burning

Even the mountain so tall, will see the tyrant fall, oh yeah

Anytime, you could see, what you be, in time

Could it be, everything, that you see, is fine

Your love, my love, our love, in time

Your love, my love, our love, yeah in time

Take, the time, to see, the other things in life

Are all around, you never get the time

To see, all this, about me anyway

Your love, my love, will stand in time always

10,000 Feet

Released in 2009 on the album Cosmic Egg, "10,000 Feet" is a high-energy rock anthem by Wolfmother. The track exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and pop sensibilities, characterized by driving rhythms and anthemic choruses. As a key component of their discography, the song was designed to deliver a powerful, uplifting experience that resonated with audiences seeking an energetic soundtrack. Its inclusion on Cosmic Egg, alongside other tracks from their earlier Wolfmother era, highlights the group's ability to maintain a consistent, engaging sound while evolving their musical approach. The recording stands as a testament to their commitment to creating memorable, crowd-pleasing rock music during the late 2000s.