“La Sagrada Familia” (Álbum: “Gaudí”). Alan Parsons Project 1987

En 1987 salía a la luz el álbum “Gaudí” del grupo británico Alan Parsons Project. En la parte posterior del cover se lee la dedicatoria: "Este álbum está inspirado en la vida y obra de Antonio Gaudí (1852-1926). Un arquitecto catalán con una gran concepción, la Catedral de la Sagrada Familia en Barcelona, un proyecto cuya construcción dura ya más de cien años. Él está enterrado en una cripta en su obra maestra inacabada". Vocalista: John Miles. VerVídeo

Who knows where the road may / lead us, only the fool would say / Who knows if we'll meet along the way / Follow the brightest star as far / as the brave may dare / What will we find when we get there.

La Sagrada Familia we pray the / storm will soon be over / La Sagrada Familia for the lion / and the lamb.

Who knows where the winds may / blow us, only a fool would say / Who knows if we'll ever reach the shore / Follow a rising sun with eyes that / may only stare / What kind of fire will burn us / there? What kind of fire? / Only a fool would say.

La Sagrada Familia the wind has / changed the storm is over / La Sagrada Familia for the lion / and the lamb / La Sagrada Familia we thank the / Lord the danger's over / La Sagrada Familia there's peace / throughout the land.

Under clear blue skies our voices / rise in songs of glory / And for all those years our eyes / and ears were filled with tears.

Who knows where the world may / turn us, only a fool would say / Who knows what the fate may / have in store / Follow the light of truth as far / as our eyes can see / How should we knows where that / may be? How should we know?

Then the angry skies, the battle / cries, the sounds of glory / And for all those years out eyes / and ears were filled with tears.

Who knows where the road may / lead us, only a fool would say / Who knows what's been lost / along the way / Look for the promised land in all / of the dreams we share / How will we know when we are / there? How will we know? / Only a fool would say.

La Sagrada Familia the war is won / the battle's over / La Sagrada Familia for the lion

and the lamb / La Sagrada Familia we thank the / lord the danger's over / La Sagrada Familia behold the mighty hand / La Sagrada Familia the night is / gone the waiting's over / La Sagrada Familia there's peace / throughout the land.

Until the next time / Until the next time / La Sagrada Familia.