LIVE from the Camino Song for the Camino

[CowboyJoe]

Walking more than 30,000 steps a day, everyday, the mind thinks many thoughts.
Here's some of the thoughts I was kicking around going into Rabanal del Camino a few days ago.
It's still a work in progress...

"Camino Santiago"
(To the tune of 'Hotel California')

On a cold Spanish pathway, strong wind in my face
Warm call of an alburgue rising up through the air.
Somewhere in the distance I see a Cathedral's spire
My legs grew weary and
My eyes went dim
I have to stop this Madness
Before it begins.

But there in the shadows
In the evening light
Stood Don Quioxte fighting windmills
And I can't escape it, this is my life.
Then he called me by name and I thought I heard him say...

(For the rest, go to my blog;
Caminojoe.com)

Buen Camino!
Don-Qui-Joe-Te
Man of La Mancha Blisters
Grandfather of the Camino

 

[Telelama]

Nice, well done.

 

[James R B]

Little known fact is that Anton Lavey a Satanist is hidden in the the photo of the group.Just saying.

 

[billvinhage]

I'm a working musician and wrote a couple of songs inspired by my 2 Caminos in 2013 and 2015. (I'll be back on the Camino Frances August 16th starting in St. Jean). Here are the links for your listening pleasure.

Navarra Sunrise
https://soundcloud.com/billvinhage/06-navarra-sunrise/s-NvLXr

Listen
https://soundcloud.com/billvinhage/01-listen/s-qicoo

 

[DanielH]

Walking more than 30,000 steps a day, everyday, the mind thinks many thoughts.
Here's some of the thoughts I was kicking around going into Rabanal del Camino a few days ago.
It's still a work in progress...

"Camino Santiago"
(To the tune of 'Hotel California')

On a cold Spanish pathway, strong wind in my face
Warm call of an alburgue rising up through the air.
Somewhere in the distance I see a Cathedral's spire
My legs grew weary and
My eyes went dim
I have to stop this Madness
Before it begins.

But there in the shadows
In the evening light
Stood Don Quioxte fighting windmills
And I can't escape it, this is my life.
Then he called me by name and I thought I heard him say...

(For the rest, go to my blog;
Caminojoe.com)

Buen Camino!
Don-Qui-Joe-Te
Man of La Mancha Blisters
Grandfather of the Camino

I'm enjoying reading your blog postings as you make progress down the Camino the Santiago. Buen Camino