Common fortune seeks us all
and slips our binding rings
we'll turn our heads
and make us reel
we'll bare our arms as wings
before our feet a feather drifts
beyond us it will fall
cause time will bid and make us rise
make ravens of us all
My love he breathed the air of kings
yet fell beneath his luck
and in his heart a yearning yet
before his time time shook
all the gifts that God had gave
and those by fate denied
gone to where all treasures laid
and where the raven flies
oh there are places I agree
where I have yet to roam
the Egyptian field
the arctic sea where shadows
haunt and moan
but none but sky
I have to go
should I return to thee
gone to where the feather flies
to all eternity
but for a time I got more time
till I a raven be
cause time will bid and make us rise
make ravens of us all
and time will bid and make us fly
make ravens of us all
and time will bid and make us fly
make ravens of us all
Patti Smith (Patricia Lee Smith) is an American singer-songwriter, poet, and artist born in Chicago in 1946. Considered a rock alternative icon, she has influenced generations of musicians with her unique style that blends punk, poetry, and theatrical performance. In the seventies, Smith emerged as a key figure in the proto-punk and New wave movements, earning the nickname "the punk poet laureate" for her charismatic stage presence and the depth of her lyrics. Her debut album, *Horses* (1975), is considered a genre classic and features iconic tracks like "Gloria", "Because the Night", and "Piss Factory". Smith has collaborated with artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Iggy Pop, and Fred Sonic Smith. Her career extends beyond music, encompassing writing and visual art. Among her most important albums are *Radio Ethiopia* (1976), *Easter* (1978), and *Wave* (2004).
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