Tuesday's Dead

Cat Stevens

If I make a mark in time
I can't say the mark is mine
I'm only the underline of the word
Yes, I'm like him, just like you
I can't tell you what to do
Like everybody else I'm searching through
What I've heard

Whoa - where do you go
When you don't want no one to know?
Who told tomorrow - Tuesday's dead

Oh preacher won't you paint my dream
won't you show me where you've been,
Show me what I haven't seen
To ease my mind
'Cause I will learn to understand
If I have a helping hand
I wouldn't make another demand, all my life

Whoa - where do you go
When you don't want no one to know?
Who told tomorrow - Tuesday's dead

What's my sex, what's my name,
All in all it's all the same
Everybody plays a different game - that is all
Now man may live, man may die
Searching for the question why,
But if he tries to rule the sky, he must fall

Whoa - where do you go
When you don't want no one to know?
Who told tomorrow - Tuesday's dead

Now every second on the nose
The humdrum of the city grows
Reaching out beyond the throes
Of our time
We must try to shake it down
Do our best to break the ground
Try to turn the world around - one more time

Yes - we must try to shake it down
Do our best to break the ground
Try to turn the world around
One more time

Whoa - where do you go
When you don't want no one to know?
Who told tomorrow - Tuesday's dead.

Trivia about the song Tuesday's Dead by Cat Stevens

On which albums was the song “Tuesday's Dead” released by Cat Stevens?
Cat Stevens released the song on the albums “Teaser And The Firecat” in 1971, “Morning Has Broken” in 1981, “On the Road to Find Out” in 2001, and “Chronicles” in 2006.

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