Pibroch (Cap in Hand) Jethro Tull
There's a lig[Em]ht in the ho[C]use [D]in the wood in the[Em] valley.
There's a th[C]ought in the[B7] head of the [Am]man.
Who carr[Em]ies his drea[C]ms l[D]ike the coat slung on his sh[Em]oulder,
Bringing you l[C]ove in the c[B7]ap in his han[Am]d.
And each step he takes is one half of a lifetime:
no word he would say could you understand.
So he bundles his regrets into a gesture of sorrow,
Bringing you love cap in hand.
Catching breath as he looks through the dining-room window:
candle lit table for two has been laid.
Strange slippers by the fire.
Strange boots in the hallway.
Put my cap on my head.
I turn and walk away.
words and music by IAN ANDERSON
TRANSCRIPTION BY PACO JIMENEZ (SPAIN)
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