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Jethro Tull ~ "Songs From The Wood" Let me bring you songs from the wood: to make you feel much better than you could know. Dust you down from tip to toe. Show you how the garden grows. Hold you steady as you go. Join the chorus if you can: it'll make of you an honest man.... more
Reviewed by indigenousman Dec 05 2008, 07:46pm ( 4 reviews ) • youtube.com
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Rated by artfuldodgerx on Jul 27, 10:10am
live version from 1977
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Rated by JIR on Mar 16 2009, 9:52am
Like Ian himself, I marvel at their ability to sing in voices like a choir. Tomorrow I'll see their line-up of now, they are throwing a gig in Helsinki. PS Ian Anderson is mad, we need that kind of madmen.
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Rated by indigenousman on Dec 05 2008, 7:46pm
Jethro Tull ~ "Songs From The Wood" Let me bring you songs from the wood: to make you feel much better than you could know. Dust you down from tip to toe. Show you how the garden grows. Hold you steady as you go. Join the chorus if you can: it'll make of you an honest man. Let me bring you love from the field: poppies red and roses filled with summer rain. To heal the wound and still the pain that threatens again and again as you drag down every lover's lane. Life's long celebration's here. I'll toast you all in penny cheer. Let me bring you all things refined: galliards and lute songs served in chilling ale. Greetings well met fellow, hail! I am the wind to fill your sail. I am the cross to take your nail: A singer of these ageless times. With kitchen prose and gutter rhymes. Songs from the wood make you feel much better.
