All This and More

G. BROOKER, K. REID

It's not that I'm so cheerful, though I'll always raise a smile
And if at times my nonsense rhymes then I'll stand trial
My friends are all around me but they only breathe through fear
Were I to cry, I'm sure that still they'd never see a tear

In darkness through my being here, away from you
The bright light of your star confronts me shining through

Dull and sullen, much subdued, my skull a stony glaze
Whirlpools rage on constantly, I'm not so well these days
There must be something somewhere near who sees what's being done
The harbor lights are burning bright, my wax is almost run

In darkness through my being here, away from you
The bright light of your star confronts me, shining through

Come Lollard, raise your lute and sing, and to my ears her beauty bring
Like Maddox in the days of old we'll feast and drink until we fold
And folding still we'll spare a thought for what's been lost and what's been caught
And maybe then begin again for love is life, not poison

In darkness through my being here, away from you
The bright light of your star confronts me, shining through

Trivia about the song All This and More by Procol Harum

On which albums was the song “All This and More” released by Procol Harum?
Procol Harum released the song on the albums “A Salty Dog” in 1969, “Live in Concert with The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra” in 1972, “Procol Harum Live: In Concert with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra” in 1972, “30th Anniversary Anthology” in 1997, and “Secrets of the Hive: The Best of Procol Harum” in 2007.
Who composed the song “All This and More” by Procol Harum?
The song “All This and More” by Procol Harum was composed by G. BROOKER, K. REID.

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