Sandstorm Lyrics by La Bionda

Sandstorm appears on the fourth studio album by Italian disco duo La Bionda. The music of the 10:06 long song, published in 1978, was composed by Michelangelo La Bionda, Carmelo La Bionda, Richard Palmer-James and Charly Ricanek. This album, produced by Carmelo La Bionda, was released by Baby Records. Other songs of the album were “There for Me”, “One for You, One for Me”, “Hey Woman” and “Song for Smokey and the Bandit”.

There’s a nice exotic feel on Sandstorm, complete with Eastern-styled strings – and a few cuts also feature some nice moogy bits too. Playful Italian disco from the 70s – done with a few cheesy touches, including the “harem” cover on the record – but also featuring some nice longer tracks that have better instrumental passages.

Sandstorm Lyrics by La Bionda

Sandstorm Lyrics (1978)

Fly with the clouds from the wind
In the desert there’s a sandstorm
Dust in my eyes, in my ears
There’s a rumour of a sandstorm
Moments of a fear drawing near
Give me shelter from the sandstorm
Sandstorm

See how the sun’s burning eye
In the sky closes tight
Bringing night while we wait
In the gloom for the sandstorm

Fall to the ground all around
There’s a wind blowing sand
Raise your hand to your face
But you can’t stop the sandstorm

Sandstorm
Sandstorm
Sandstorm
Sandstorm

Nowhere to run or to hide
From the fury of the sandstorm (sandstorm)
No one can say how much time
We must suffer in the sandstorm (sandstorm)
Each of us stands here alone
At the mercy of the sandstorm (sandstorm)
Sandstorm

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See how the sun’s burning eye
In the sky closes tight
Bringing night while we wait
In the gloom for the sandstorm

Fall to the ground all around
There’s a wind blowing sand
Raise your hand to your face
But you can’t stop the sandstorm
Sandstorm

Sandstorm
Sandstorm
Sandstorm
Sandstorm

Fly with the clouds from the wind
In the desert there’s a sandstorm
Dust in my eyes, in my ears
There’s a rumour of a sandstorm

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