A Passion Play (Part 1) Jethro Tull
"A Passion Play (Part 1)" by Jethro Tull, released in 1973, is a progressive rock epic exploring themes of life, death, and the search for meaning. Its narrative follows a character's existential journey, blending theatricality with philosophical introspection. Unique musical elements include intricate time signatures and flute solos. The song has influenced the rock genre, showcasing Tull's innovative approach. #Rock
[Lifebeats]
[Instrumental]
[Prelude]
[Instrumental]
[The Silver Cord]
[Verse 1]
"Do you still see me even here?"
The silver cord lies on the ground
"And so I'm dead", the young man said
Over the hill, not a wish away
My friends as one all stand aligned
Although their taxis came too late
[Chorus]
There was a rush along the Fulham Road
There was a hush in the Passion Play
[Verse 2]
Such a sense of glowing in the aftermath
Ripe with rich attainments all imagined
Sad misdeeds in disarray, the sore thumb screams aloud
[Instrumental]
[Prelude]
[Instrumental]
[The Silver Cord]
[Verse 1]
"Do you still see me even here?"
The silver cord lies on the ground
"And so I'm dead", the young man said
Over the hill, not a wish away
My friends as one all stand aligned
Although their taxis came too late
[Chorus]
There was a rush along the Fulham Road
There was a hush in the Passion Play
[Verse 2]
Such a sense of glowing in the aftermath
Ripe with rich attainments all imagined
Sad misdeeds in disarray, the sore thumb screams aloud
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