And I see
Jackson Browne · Unreleased [1998]
Something of a cloud above, a soon-awaking sun
And I see the day has just begun
Feeling windblown, reeling
I have grown out of my time
And like a circle casting shadows
Rolling over growing clover fields so far below
And I see I've just begun to grow
Climbing, spinning, rhyming
I am pinning down my time
And like a river flowing seaward
Bounding down, surrounding things that have puzzled me before
And I see the ever-open door
Flirting pure love, certainly
I'm sure of what I know
Just like a leaf that's just been rained on
Something of a cloud above, a soon-awaking sun
And I see the day has just begun
Feeling windblown, reeling
I have grown out of my time
And I see
Jackson Browne remains a defining voice in American singer-songwriter music, known for his introspective lyrics and melodic craftsmanship. This track, recorded during the late 1990s, reflects the enduring quality of his songwriting during a period of continued artistic exploration. While distinct from his classic 1970s and 1980s hits, the recording showcases Browne's signature blend of folk-rock sensibilities and emotional depth. His extensive discography includes celebrated albums that have influenced generations of musicians, establishing him as a staple of the genre. This particular work adds to his rich catalogue, offering listeners a glimpse into his creative process during a specific era of his career. It stands as a testament to his ability to craft meaningful music that resonates across decades.

