
Date of issue: 31.12.1988
Song language: English
The Vision Of Peregrine Worsthorne |
In Fleet Street I lay down to sleep |
In the seediest journalist bar |
And in my sleep a vision I dreamed |
From afar |
In celestial mist made of light |
An angel that blinds mortal eyes |
This vision I knew knew no wrong |
Only right |
He took my hand and showed me things I’d never dreamed |
The veil blinding me was lifted |
And truth shone, a beacon beaming |
The vision said softly to me |
«The people are becoming to free |
And if you want to sever the tea (?) |
Oh baby |
Peregrine is looking grim |
The economy is falling to pieces |
It seems quite hopeless |
Stand steadfastly by the friendly in exchange with free |
Broadcast calls for order and law |
Yet all shall be well, all shall be well" |
The Holy Ghost bid me be bold |
For wisdom that’s weight out of old (?) |
Could will if it was spread among men |
Once again |
The vision departed me then |
And I awoke cold and distant |
I knew my mission |
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