Lletres:
Jethro Tull Benefit

Once it seemed there would always be A time for everything Ages passed I knew at last My life had never been I'd been missing what time could bring Fifty

Everyday there's someone asking "What is there to do?" Should I love or should I fight Is it all the same to you? "No", I say, "I have the answer Proven

Hello, you straight laced lady Dressed in white but your shoes aren't clean Painted them up with polish In the hope we can't see where you've been The

Well, the dawn was coming Heard him ringing on my bell He said, "My name's the teacher That is what I call myself" "And I have a lesson That I must impart

In days of peace Sweet smelling summer nights Of wine and song Dusty pavements, burning feet Why am I crying? I want to know How can I smile and then

: Everyday there's someone asking "What is there to do?" Should I love or should I fight, is it all the same to you? No I say I have the answer proven

: Watery eyes of the last sighing seconds, blue reflections mute and dim beckon tearful child of wonder to repentance of the sin. And the blind and lusty

: All the places I've been make it hard to begin to enjoy life again on the inside, but I mean to. Take a walk around the block and be glad that I've

: Hello you straight-laced lady, dressed in white but your shoes aren't clean. Painted them up with polish in the hope we can't see where you've been