Listen my son,
One thing I've learned
And I know it.
Bombers can open bomb bays
Love all you can
This precious thing
Called your own life.
Remember, bombers can open bomb bays.
Might you meet somebody
That has your mother's eyes and smile.
Might you meet them,
Don't blow them away.
Don't hurt them, just hold them,
Make someone happy.
The things you do, it's up to you,
Try being happy.
And I say I can believe it,
And I do.
I do believe there's hope for you.
You
There's hope for you.
You
There's hope for you
Listen my son,
I'm in a war
And I know it,
Remember, bombers can open bomb bays.
Complimentary worship
May close your many open doors.
Might you be cool,
Don't get blown away,
Don't hurt you, just hold you
And make you happy.
The things you do, it's up to you
Try being happy.
And I say I can believe it,
And I do.
I do believe there's hope for you.
[Repeat Bridge Twice]
William Thomas Ward, known as Bill Ward, is a British drummer and composer born on May 5, 1948, in Staffordshire, England. He is one of the four founding members of the legendary heavy metal band Black Sabbath, with whom he helped define the genre in the 1970s. Ward played with Black Sabbath until 1980, participating in fundamental albums such as "Paranoid", "Master of Reality" and "Vol. 4". After a series of collaborations and solo projects, he returned to play with the band on several occasions during the 1980s and 1990s, before rejoining permanently in 1997. Ward is known for his powerful and innovative drumming style, characterized by heavy rhythms and creative use of timbre. Among the most representative tracks where he demonstrated his mastery are "Iron Man", "War Pigs" and "Children of the Grave". In 2017, Ward released his first solo album titled "Fantasy", marking a new chapter in his musical career.
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