March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track]

IAN ANDERSON

What would you like for Christmas?
A new polarity?
You're binary and desperate
To deal in high figures that lick us

With a hotter flame.
Look - each and every one the same.
In March the mad scientist
Brings a new change

In ever-dancing colors.
He rings it here and he rings it,
But no one stops to see
The change of fate and the fate of change

That slips into his pocket,
So he locks it
All away from view
And shares not what he thought he knew.

And April is summer-bound,
And February's blue.
And no one stops to see the colors.

Trivia about the song March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track] by Jethro Tull

When was the song “March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track]” released by Jethro Tull?
The song March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track] was released in 1988, on the album “20 Years of Jethro Tull”.
Who composed the song “March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track]” by Jethro Tull?
The song “March the Mad Scientist [Bonus Track]” by Jethro Tull was composed by IAN ANDERSON.

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