Aphrodite's Child
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Altamont

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Altamont

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This is the sight we had one day

On the high mountain

We saw a lamb with seven eyes

We saw a beast with seven horns

And a book with seven seals

Seven angels with seven trumpets

And seven bowls filed with anger

Those are the pictures

Of what was

Of what is

Of what has to come

We are the people

The rolling people

The why people

The waiting people

The wanting people

The tambourine people

The alternative people

The angel people

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Aphrodite's Child performs "Altamont", and this lyric page sits inside the Aphrodite's Child catalog on LyroVerse.

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