Jethro Tull:Rainbow Blues

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“Rainbow Blues”
Artist:	Jethro Tull
Albums:	M.U. - the Best of Jethro Tull (1976)

Through northern lights on back streets ---
I told the coachman, "Just drive me on
It's the same old destination
But a different world to sing upon."
So he threw back his head and he counted
I jumped out about five to nine
And I waved at the stage door-keeper ---
Said, "Mister, get me to the stage on time."

Oh, but the rain wasn't made of water
And the snow didn't have a place in the sun
So I slipped behind a rainbow
And waited till the show had done

I packed my ammunition
Inside the crowd was shouting, "Encore"
But I had a most funny feeling ---
It wasn't me they were shouting for
So when the tall dark lady smiled at me
I said, "Oh, baby let us go for a ride."
And we came upon two drinks or four
And popped them oh so neatly inside

Oh, but the rain wasn't made of water
And the snow didn't have a place in the sun
So we slipped behind a rainbow
And lay there until we had done

Let me pack you deep in my suitcase
Oh, there's sure to be room for two ---
Or you can drive me to the airplane
But don't let me catch those rainbow blues