Testo One Brown Mouse - Jethro Tull
Testo della canzone One Brown Mouse (Jethro Tull), tratta dall'album 50 for 50
Smile your little smile --- take some tea with me awhile.
Brush away that black cloud from your shoulder.
Twitch your whiskers. Feel that you're really real.
Another tea-time --- another day older.
Puff warm breath on your tiny hands.
You wish you were a man
who every day can turn another page.
Behind your glass you sit and look
at my ever-open book ---
One brown mouse sitting in a cage.
Do you wonder if I really care for you ---
Am I just the company you keep ---
Which one of us exercises on the old treadmill ---
Who hides his head, pretending to sleep?
Smile your little smile --- take some tea with me awhile.
Brush away that black cloud from your shoulder.
Twitch your whiskers. Feel that you're really real.
Another tea-time --- another day older.
Smile your little smile --- take some tea with me awhile.
And every day we'll turn another page.
Behind your glass we'll sit and look
at our ever-open book ---
One brown mouse sitting in a cage.
One brown mouse sitting in a cage.
One brown mouse sitting in a cage.
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Writer(s): Ian Anderson
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