Cowman Milk Your Cow
Bee Gees · Other Songs - Bee Gees
Keep away from the dark skies
Who knows what the weather may bring
Could be snow when the white dove sings
That could be a million years
And that's a long, long time
Tell me how many springs
Will it take before the end
And how many breathes will it take
Till the moment when we all decide
Maybe for a million years
And that's a long, long time
Cowman, milk your cow
Keep away from the dark skies
Who knows what the weather may bring
Could be snow when the white dove sings
That could be a million years
And that's a long, long time
Tiger in your cage
You're not different from the man I know
All my world's a stage
I'm just waiting for the evening show
That could be a million years
And that's a long, long time
Cowman, milk your cow
Keep away from the dark skies
Who knows what the weather may bring
Could be snow when the white dove sings
That could be a million years
And that's a long, long time
That could be a million years
And that's a long long time
Long, long, long, time
Long, long, long, time
Cowman Milk Your Cow
Recorded by the Bee Gees, this track exemplifies the group's signature mid-1970s pop sound, blending intricate harmonies with a driving rhythm section. While often associated with their later disco era, the song reflects the band's evolving style during a period of experimentation that paved the way for their massive commercial success in the 1980s. The composition features the characteristic melodic structures and vocal arrangements that defined the Bee Gees' catalog, showcasing their ability to craft catchy, emotionally resonant pop music. As part of their broader discography, the recording stands as a testament to their enduring influence on modern pop and dance music, capturing the essence of their creative evolution through the late 1970s.