The Greatest Discovery

Elton John, Bernie Taupin

[Verse 1]
Peering out of tiny eyes
The grubby hands that gripped the rail
Wiped the window clean of frost
As the morning air laid on the latch

[Verse 2]
A whistle awakened someone there
Next door to the nursery just down the hall
A strange new sound you never heard before
A strange new sound that makes boys explore

[Verse 3]
Tread neat so small those little feet
Amid the morning his small heart beats
So much excitement yesterday
That must be rewarded, must be displayed

[Chorus]
Large hands lift him through the air
Excited eyes contain him there
The eyes of those he loves and knows
But what's this extra bed just here?

[Verse 4]
His puzzled head tips to one side
Amazement swims in those bright green eyes
Glancing down upon this thing
That make strange sounds, strange sounds that sing

[Verse 5]
In those silent happy seconds
That surround the sound of this event
A parent's smile is made in moments
They have made for you a friend

[Chorus]
And all you ever learned from them
Until you grew much older
Did not compare with when they said
"This is your brand new brother"

[Outro]
"This is your brand new brother"
"This is your brand new brother"

Trivia about the song The Greatest Discovery by The Lettermen

When was the song “The Greatest Discovery” released by The Lettermen?
The song The Greatest Discovery was released in 1971, on the album “Feelings”.
Who composed the song “The Greatest Discovery” by The Lettermen?
The song “The Greatest Discovery” by The Lettermen was composed by Elton John, Bernie Taupin.

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