Chariot Song

King's X · King's X [1992]

If I could only have one thing,

Give me the loving

(Loving is nothing to doubt)

A shot to the left and I fall down

Cover me



I hear the music again all around

Are you going my wa-ay

Who can I talk to without a sound

Out of the planet comes Gretchen

With faith, hope and love



Never the dull of a moment

Ever to ever be true

(Ever forever be true)

Touching the sky just to hold it maybe

It won't be so blue



I hear the music again all around

Are you going my wa-ay

Who can I talk to without a sound

Out of the planet comes Gretchen without.....



Give me not a little bit of love without measure

Now and ever on to you

Let me hear the beat to make my heart beat strong

(Make it beat stronger)

Swing down sweet chariot song (Come on)

Let me ride

To take a look at what I'm looking ooh

(What I'm looking after)

A little spark something to

Analyze, analyze, analyze

Ahhhhhh-Ahhhhhh

Uhhhhhh-Ahhhhhh (yeah)

Ahhhhhh-Ahhhhhh

(And the choir sings)

Do-wa-diddy-diddy

(As they walk down the aisle)

Dum-diddy-doo



Let me hear the beat to make my heart beat strong

(Make it beat stronger)

Swing down sweet chariot song (come on)

Let me ride

To take a look at what I'm looking oooh

(What I'm looking after)

A little spark something to

Analyze, analyze, analyze



If I could only have one thing

Give me the loving

(Loving is nothing to doubt)

A shot to the left and I fall down

Cover me

Ever to ever be true

Touching the sky just to hold it



I hear the music again all around

Are you going my wa-ay

Who can I talk to without a sound

Out of the planet comes Gretchen with....



Give me not a little bit, love without measure

Now and ever on to you

Give me not a little bit, love without measure

Now and ever on to you



I hear the music again all around

Are you going my wa-ay

Who can I talk to without a sound

(Guess that's it)

Chariot Song - King's X

Released on the 1992 self-titled album, "Chariot Song" stands as a defining track in King's X's evolution from progressive rock to hard rock. The song features the band's signature blend of intricate guitar work and powerful vocals, showcasing the musical maturity achieved by the group during this pivotal era. It captures the raw energy and melodic sensibility that would characterize their subsequent success, including hits like "Stay" and "Get Away." As a staple of their discography, the recording exemplifies the band's ability to craft anthemic rock songs that resonate with fans across generations, solidifying their legacy in the alternative rock landscape.