This nostalgic piece by Jethro Tull is a poignant reflection on the passage of time and the inevitable changes that come with it. The lyrics convey a sense of longing for simpler times, when life was less complicated, symbolized by 'the bad old days.' The message is about cherishing the past but also recognizing its imperfections. It's a call to appreciate our experiences as they shape us, and to carry forward the lessons learned. The song also emphasizes individuality and personal growth, suggesting that everyone has their own path to tread. Ultimately, it's a reminder not only to remember the past but also to embrace the present and future.
We Used to Know
Lyrics
Whenever I get to feel this way
Try to find new words to say
I think about the bad old days
We used to know
Nights of winter turn me cold
Fears of dying, getting old
We ran the race, the race was won
By running slowly
Could be soon we'll cease to sound
Slowly upstairs, faster down
Then to revisit stony grounds
We used to know
Remembering mornings, shillings spent
Made no sense to leave the bed
The bad old days they came and went
Giving way to fruitful years
Saving up the birds in hand
While in the bush the others land
Take what we can before the man
Says it's time to go
Each to his own way I'll go mine
Best of luck with what you find
But for your own sake remember times
We used to know
Writer(s): Ian Anderson
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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