Ian Anderson - Homo Erraticus: 5. Meliora Sequamur (1100s) | Текст песни

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• Homo Erraticus: 5. Meliora Sequamur (1100s)

Mortarboard, gown, hood and lace come guide me in learning, in ascension
where minds may meet and twitters tweet in modern Latin, in declension.
(Chorus) O Domine, O Magister – we aspiring angels sing
with one tongue, forever young, let us follow better things.
In saintly word and perfect grammar, to Academia’s lofty space.
The trivium, quadrivium, baser thoughts now to efface.
O Domine, O Magister – we aspiring angels sing
with one tongue, forever young, let us follow better things.

Cruel Bunter-bashing, cane-a-thrashing, lines, detention, soon forgot.
O dark ploy! This Grammar school boy has paid the price and bought the lot.
In the quiet hours of life’s twilight, old school ties and photographs,
I call to mind the sore behind, the tears, the last and longest laughs.

Empty desks and inkwells, darkened chapels, cobweb corridors silent now.
Ghostly purple robes and dusty trencher, what could be holier than thou?
O Domine, O Magister – we aspiring angels sing
with one tongue, forever young, let us follow better things.
Meliora Sequamur: may we follow better things.

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