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FAMILY - The Weaver's Answer Live At The Beat Club 1970

Is the first song from the album ''Family Entertainment'' that came out in 1969.This extended version is live from the Beat Club (Hamburg) in 1970. Roger Chapman - Vocals / Percussion John ''Charlie'' Whitney - Guitars / Organ Jim King - Piano /Saxophone / Vocals Ric Grech - Bass / Violin / Vocals Rob Townsend - Drums / Percussion Nicky Hopkins - Piano Lyrics.... Weaver of life, let me look and see The pattern of my life gone by, Shown on your tapestry. Just for one second, one glance upon your loom The flower of my childhood could appear within this room Does it of my youth show, tears of yesterday? Broken hearts, within a heart, as love first came my way. Do the lifeline patterns change as I became a man An added aura untold blend as I asked for her hand. Did your golden needle sew it, thread virginial white As long as we embrace as one upon our wedding night. Did you capture all the joys the birth of our first son? The happiness of family made a brother for the one. The growing of the brothers, the manliness that grew is it there in detail? Is it their to view? Do the sparks of life grow bright as one by one they wed? To live as fathers, husbands, apart from lives they've led. Are my lover's threads cut off when aged she laid to rest My sorrow blacking out a space upon thy woven crest A gathering for the last time as her coffin slowly lain Ash to ashes, dust to dust, one day we will regain. Does it show, does it swipe, grandchildren on my knee But only hearing laughter when age took my sight from me. Lastly through these last few years of loneliness maybe Does it by sight a shooting star fade from your tapestry. Wait there in the distance, over your loom I think I see Could it be that after all my prayers you've answered me? After days of wondering I see the reason why. You kept it to this minute, for I'm about to die. Weaver of life, At last now I can see The patterns of my life gone by, shown on your tapestry.