Endless Sleep

T-Rex · Other Songs - T-Rex

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You'll never drag #133# down

Look for my baby she's nowhere around

Trace her footsteps down to the shore

Pray she's gone for evermore



When I look in the sea and it seemed to say

I took your baby from you away

I heard a voice crying in the deep

Come join me baby, in my endless sleep



Why did we quarrel? Why did we fight?

Why did I leave you alone tonight?

That's where the footsteps ran into the sea

That's why my baby's gone from me



When I look in the sea and it seemed to say

I took your baby from you away

I heard a voice crying in the deep

Come join me baby, in my endless sleep



Ran in the water, heart full of fear

There is the breakers I saw her near

Reached for my darlin', #133#

Stole her from the angry sea



When I looked in the sea and it seemed to say

I took your baby from you away

I heard a voice crying in the deep

Come join me baby, in my endless sleep

Endless sleep

Endless sleep



You'll never drag #133# down

Look for my baby she's nowhere around

Trace her footsteps down to the shore

Pray she's gone for evermore



When I look in the sea and it seemed to say

I took your baby from you away

I heard a voice crying in the deep

Come join me baby, in my endless sleep

Endless Sleep

Endless Sleep stands as a compelling song in the discography of T-Rex, capturing the band's signature blend of heavy rock and psychedelic textures. Marc Bolan's songwriting often explored themes of introspection and nocturnal atmosphere, qualities that define this recording. The track reflects the experimental spirit found in the band's mid-1970s output, moving away from pure glam toward a darker, more rhythmic sound. While not always a chart-topping single, the song remains a favorite among collectors for its distinctive production and Bolan's evocative vocal delivery. It serves as a reminder of the band's ability to craft moody, atmospheric pieces that complement their more energetic hits. The recording showcases the tight interplay between Bolan's guitar work and the rhythm section, creating a hypnotic groove that invites repeated listening.