Summerday Sands - Jethro Tull

I once met a girl with the life in her hands

And we lay together on the summerday sands.

I gave her my raincoat and told her «Lady be good,»

And we made truth together when no one else would.

I smiled through her fingers and ran the dust through her hands.

The hourglass of reason on the summerday sands.

We sat as the sea caught fire,

Waited as the flames grew higher

In her eyes.

In her eyes.

We watched the eagle borne,

Wings clipped and feathers shorn,

But we saw him rise.

We saw him rise

Over summerday sands.

Came the ten o’clock curfew, she said, «I must start my car.

I’m staying with someone I met last night in a bar.»

I called from my wave-top, «At least tell me your name.»

She smiled from a wheel spin and said, «It's all the same.»

I thought for a minute, jumped back on dry land.

Left one set of footprints on summerday sands.

I once met a girl with the life in her hands

And we lied together on the summerday sands.

On the summerday sands.

On the summerday sands.

On the summerday sands.

On the summerday sands.