Elemental Child
T-Rex · Electric Boogie [1971]
Her kiss is a whip of the moon
Dawn's damsels are dancing
To the hum of her sunny young tune.
Gems hemmed in the heart's head
The shield of the rivers is hers
She one told me to think white
And the night disappeared like a bird.
Hold the glove of gold behind you
Love the glove of Truth.
Elemental Child
Elemental Child stands as a vibrant example of T-Rex's electric glam rock era, appearing on the 1971 album Electric Boogie. Marc Bolan's band had shifted from folk-influenced psychedelia to a harder, more rhythmic sound that defined the early 1970s British music scene. This track captures the band's signature blend of driving basslines, shimmering guitars, and Bolan's distinctive vocal delivery. As part of a prolific period for the group, the song contributes to a discography that helped cement glam rock as a dominant force. The recording showcases the tight musicianship and energetic production that characterized T-Rex during their most commercially successful years, offering listeners a snapshot of a pivotal moment in rock history.