Lyrics: Joe Glazer
Music: Joe Glazer
Sung by (I think) Lisa Mackey with the David Nelson Band on 24 June 2000. Introduced as just "The Mill"
The mill was made out of marble
The machines were made out gold
And nobody ever grew tired
And nobody ever grew old
The mill was built on a garden
No dust nor dirt could be found
The air was clean and it smelled so sweet
With the flowers and the trees all around
It was quiet and peaceful in heaven
There was no clatter or boom
And we heard the most beautiful music
As we worked at the spindle and the loom
And the mill was made out of marble
The machines were made out gold
And nobody ever grew tired
And nobody ever grew old
There was no unemployment in heaven
We worked steady all through the year
We always had food for the children
We were never haunted by fear
The mill was made out of marble
The machines were made out gold
And nobody ever grew tired
And nobody ever grew old
When I awoke from my dream about heaven
I wondered if might could be
A mill like that one here on earth
For people like you and me
And the mill was made out of marble
The machines were made out gold
And nobody ever grew tired
And nobody ever grew old
Well he mill was made out of marble
The machines were made out gold
And nobody ever grew tired
And nobody ever grew old
| Recordings | |||||
| Date | Album | Recorded By | |||
| 1975 | Textile Voices | Joe Glazer | |||