Tin Drum - Toni Childs



     
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Tin Drum Lyrics


There's an old man talkin'
To a young boy weepin'
An old man shaking his headThere's a cool gentle breeze
In the night full of light
As the red glow wavers insteadThere's a black man crying
And a white man dyin'
A black mans head in the airAnd the shock of life
Feeds the night
Beats what's in my headHolding tight in the stillness of the night
In the stillness of my thoughts
Yet, I know I've only startedBeating on a tin drum, marching to a sound
What is it I think?
Am I beating on a tin drum marching to a cause
When I don't know what it is I believe
I believe, I believe, beating on lifeLonely peeping chick
Calling to his mother
Runs amuck
In a sunken black ditchAnd Williams with the widow

While Martha's in the meadow
And the lamb is layin' in sickAnd the boy in black
Is talking some slack
To the king of Auld Lang Syne
And my heart goes out
But I cannot spout what I do not know insideHolding tight in the stillness of the night
In the stillness of my thoughts
Yet, I know I've only startedBeating on a tin drum, marching to a sound
What is it that I think?
Am I beating on a tin drum marching to a cause
When I don't know what it is I believe, I believeBeating on a tin drum, marching to a sound
What is it that I think?
Am I beating on a tin drum, marching to a cause
When I don't know what it is I believe
I believe, I believeBeating on a drum
Beating on the life
Beating on the cause
Beating in the nightBeating on a drum
Beating on the life

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Toni Childs was born in Orange, California, but was moved to several small towns in Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nevada during her childhood. At the age of 15, Childs ran away from home and became a blues musician. In 1972, Childs saw Pink Floyd in concert, and afterwards decided to pursue a career as a singer-songwriter. Childs joined the band Berlin in 1979, but left to form her own group before the recording of Berlin's first album. Toni Childs and the Movers, which included Jack Sherman and Micki Steele, toured for two years but did not release an album.

Read more about Toni Childs on Last.fm.


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