Dear uncle sold her into the purest kind of slavery.
Hood-eyed little middlemen profited from damaged goodsalong the way.
Good angels brought her back to a last Nepal summer.
Debased, hollow-faced, a smile might become her.
Now she's cosied up, cosied up and comfortedin the warm flush of September.Gone before winter.
Wondering as to might-have-beens.Somebody's daughter in sanctuary, waiting. Seen through softer cage of kindness, far and further still away,from time-warp Victorian zooswhere staring ice cream gameboys play.
Big paws, worn claws and swishing tails.
More damaged goods in the market sales. Too proud for anger, too late for hate: resigned in dignity.
Gone before winter.
Purring might-have-beens.Somebody's kitten in sanctuary, waiting.
Somebody near you in sanctuary, waiting.
Ian Anderson è un musicista scozzese, noto soprattutto come frontman e flautista del gruppo rock progressivo Jethro Tull. Nato a Glasgow nel 1947, Anderson ha iniziato la sua carriera musicale negli anni '60 con diverse band locali prima di formare i Jethro Tull nel 1967. Con il suo stile unico di canto e flauto, Anderson ha guidato i Jethro Tull verso un successo internazionale, vendendo oltre 60 milioni di dischi in tutto il mondo. I Jethro Tull sono stati premiati con sei Grammy Awards e hanno contribuito a definire l'estetica del rock progressivo degli anni '70. Tra le canzoni più famose di Anderson ci sono "Aqualung", "Thick as a Brick" e "Locomotive Breath". Oltre alla sua carriera con i Jethro Tull, Anderson ha anche intrapreso una carriera solista, pubblicando diversi album di successo.
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