Shapes of Things Rod Stewart
"Shapes of Things" by Rod Stewart, released in 1968, is a #Rock song that explores themes of change, transformation, and the impact of societal shifts. The lyrics reflect on the fleeting nature of life and the importance of adapting. Musically, it features a blend of folk rock and blues, showcasing Stewart's distinctive vocals. The song has influenced later artists and remains a classic, resonating with listeners through its introspective message.
(paul samwell-smith, james mccarty and keith relf)
Shapes of things before my eyes
Has helped me to despise
Will time make men more wise?
Here within my lonely frame
My eyes just hurt my brain
Will time make men more sane?
Come tomorrow will i be older?
Come tomorrow maybe a soldier (now listen)
Come tomorrow, maybe i'm older than today
(listen to this)
Here within my lonely frame
My eyes just hurt my god-darn' brain
Will time make men more sane?
Shapes of things before my eyes
Has helped me to despise
Will time make men more wise?
Here within my lonely frame
My eyes just hurt my brain
Will time make men more sane?
Come tomorrow will i be older?
Come tomorrow maybe a soldier (now listen)
Come tomorrow, maybe i'm older than today
(listen to this)
Here within my lonely frame
My eyes just hurt my god-darn' brain
Will time make men more sane?
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