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Artist: Jethro Tull Album: Nothing Is Easy: Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970 {2004} |
Please welcome Jethro Tull Woo, hello, yeah, thank you, thank you We're gonna do some old songs and some new songs And, and one or two we've never played before, it seems And the first one is a, a really old one, you know, really forgotten I think It's from the very first album in the days of Mick Abrahams and all that Martin listened to the record, said we're gonna play this one, it's called My Sunday Feeling Thank you, yes I hope you're tuned up - this is really exciting Watch the finger, the magic finger - here we go A-one, two, three, four, one, two, three My Sunday feeling is coming on over me My Sunday feeling is coming on over me Now that the night is over got to clear my head so I can see Till I get to put together, that old feeling can�t let me be Don�t nobody ask me where I laid my head last night Don�t nobody ask me where I laid my head last night I really don�t remember, but with one more cigarette I think I might Till I get to put together, that old feeling can�t get me right Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said Need some assistance, have you listened to what I said Oh, I don�t feel so good, need someone to help me to my bed Till I get to put together, that old feeling is in my head Till I get to put together, oh, that old feeling is in my head Thank you, thank you, thank youBack to Song List
Here's another one with a piano, this is a, a new song, it's called My God My God - this is actually the beginning People, what have you done Locked Him in His golden cage, His golden cage Made Him bend to your religion Him resurrected from the grave, yeah, from the grave He is the God of nothing, which is all that you can see You are the God of everything, since he's inside you and me So, lean upon Him gently And don't call on Him to save You from your social graces And the sins you wish to waive, you wish to waive The Jewish Christian Muslim is waiting to be free He's claiming just a part of him was so a part of me And the graven image Catholic, yeah With His plastic crucifix, are you getting a fix Confusing me as to who and where and why As to how he gets his kicks, he gets his kicks Confessing to the endless sin with endless whining sounds You'll be praying till next Thursday to all the Gods that you can countBack to Song List
This is called With You There To Help Me, John Evan on the piano - right In days of peace, yeah, sweet smelling summer nights Of wine and song, yeah, dusty pavements burning feet, yeah Why am I crying, I want to know, yeah How can I smile and make it right, hey For sixty days and eighty nights, yeah And not give in and lose the fight, come on I'm going back to the ones that I know With whom I can be what I want to be Just one week for the feeling to go And with you there to help me then it probably will I won't go down acting the same old play, no Give sixty days for just one night, come on Don't think I'd make it, yeah, but then I might I'm going back to the ones that I know With whom I can be what I want to be Just one week for the feeling to go And with you there to help me then it probably will I'm going back to the ones that I know With whom I can be what I want to be Just one week for the feeling to go And with you there to help me then it probably will, yes it will Hey, go Thank you, John Evan on piano, yeah, thank you, thank youBack to Song List
One, two, three, five Flying so high, trying to remember How many cigarettes did I bring along When I get down I'll jump in a taxi cab Driving through London town to cry you a song Been a long time, still shakin' my wings Well, I'm a glad bird, I got changes to ring Closing my dream inside its paper-bag Thought I saw angels but I could have been wrong Search in my case, can't find what they're looking for Waving me through to cry you a song Been a long time, still shaking my wings Well, I'm a glad bird, I got changes to ring Lights in the street, a-peeping through curtains drawn Rattling of safety chain, taking too long The smile in your eyes was never so sweet before Came down from the skies to cry you a song Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank youBack to Song List
A-one, two, three, four, one, two INSTRUMENTAL Thank you, thank you, Glen Cornick on bass Yes, yes, yes - thank you, thank youBack to Song List
This is called Dharma For One Clive Bunker on the drums, an oldie - gaw, they love you Dharma, seek and you will find truth within your mind, Dharma Dharma, each to his own we say, together we'll end astray, Dharma Dharma, that confusion burns, see but he never learns, Dharma, da-da-da, Dharma Truth is like freedom, it doesn't fool me Be true to yourself, never think that you're free Dharma will come eventually Dharma, Dharma, Dharma, Dharma Dharma, Dharma, Dharma, Da-ooh Dharma Dharma, each to his own we say, together we'll end astray, Dharma, da-da-da Dharma Truth is like freedom, it doesn't fool me Be true to yourself, never think that you're free Dharma will come eventually One, two, three, four Dharma, Dharma, Dharma, Dharma Da-da-da-da-da-da, Dharma, da-da-da-da, oh Da-da-da-da-da Thank you, thank you - Clive Bunker in the drums, yeah Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank youBack to Song List
Hey, we'll do one more for you, this is called , this is called Nothing Is Easy Thanks for coming, hope you had a good time, we'll see you next year, maybe - see you again Yeah Nothing is easy, though time gets you worrying, my friend, it's okay Just take your life easy, stop all that hurrying, be happy my way When tension starts mounting and you've lost count of the pennies you've missed Just try hard and see why they're not worrying me, they're last on my list Nothing's easy Yeah Nothing is easy, you'll find that the squeeze won't turn out so bad Your fingers may freeze, worse things happen at sea, there's good times to be had So, if you're alone and you're down to the bone just give us a play You'll smile in a while and discover that I'll get you happy my way Nothing's easyBack to Song List
Whenever I get to feel this way Hard to find new words to say I think about the bad old days we used to know Nights of winter turn me cold Fears of dying, getting old We ran the race and the race was won, yeah, by running slowly Could be soon we'll cease to sound Slowly upstairs, faster down Then to revisit stony grounds we used to know Remembering mornings, shillings spent It made no sense to leave the bed The bad old days they came and went, giving way to fruitful years Did you hear mother saying I'm wrong, but I know I'm right Did you hear father calling my name into the night Saying I'll never be what I am now Telling me I'll never find what I've already found It was they who were wrong And for them here's a song Did you hear baby come back and tell you the things he's seen Did it surprise you being picked up at eight in a limousine Doing the things he's accustomed to do Which at one time it seemed like a dream, now it's true And unknowing you made It all happen this way Thank you - Martin Barre Thank you, goodnight, thank youBack to Song List