1988 · From the album Ultramega OK
Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)
by Soundgarden
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03 · Lyrics
"Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)"
Far beyond the road
Between your house and home
There is a churning storm
Of hailing burning bones
Tiny baby cries
Little, tiny pawn
In the profit gain
Tiny baby grows
Mother, who's your man
Is he doing what he can
To make a proper home, home
By overturning other stones, stones
Father, mighty man
Loves his little boys, boys
Shows them how to kill
To save his precious stones, stones
Far beyond the wheel
Spin your life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
Far beyond the wheel
Steers life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
Between your house and home
There is a churning storm
Of hailing burning bones
Tiny baby cries
Little, tiny pawn
In the profit gain
Tiny baby grows
Mother, who's your man
Is he doing what he can
To make a proper home, home
By overturning other stones, stones
Father, mighty man
Loves his little boys, boys
Shows them how to kill
To save his precious stones, stones
Far beyond the wheel
Spin your life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
Far beyond the wheel
Steers life around
By driving flesh and blood
Deep into the ground, ground
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04 · FAQ
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When was "Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)" released?
"Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)" by Soundgarden was released on October 31, 1988 on the album "Ultramega OK".
What genre is "Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)"?
"Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)" by Soundgarden falls within the rock, alternative rock, heavy metal genres.
What album is "Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)" on?
"Beyond the Wheel (Early Version)" appears on the album "Ultramega OK" by Soundgarden.