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Procol Harum - Текст песни The Worm The Tree
Into a great tree a small worm did go
 It wormed it's way inwards and soon it did grow
 The tree was unhappy but what could it do? 
 It stood there in silence: the worm grew and grew
 The tree was unhappy but what could it say
 The worm kept on growing the tree sank away
 The worm was so greedy it ate more each day
 And each day it ate more the tree shrank away
 The worm was so loathsome it felt no disgrace
 The birds had been silenced the sun shunned that place
 And all of the forest grew fearful to see
 What terrible fate lay in store for the tree
 The worm grew so monstrous it's greed knew no bounds
 The smell was so awful if poisoned the ground
 And all of the creatures that lived in the wood
 Were sickened and starving the worm spoiled their food
 The birds would not sing and the sun could not shine
 The forest lay dirty and blackened with grime
 Now down in the forest a young man went riding
 He passed by the great tree and saw it was dying
 The leaves and the bark were all rotten and rifeProcol Harum - The Worm The Tree - http://ru.motolyrics.com/procol-harum/the-worm-the-tree-lyrics.html
 The tree had been poisoned and drained for it's life
 He stripped of a piece of the bark of the tree
And straight'way he know what the right cure should be
 The man built a fire and chopped down the tree
 The worm started screaming it could not break free
 It trashed and it lashed but it could net break loose
 Trapped in that tree like a thief in a noose
 The worm burst asunder a vile smelling crust
 He hacked it to pieces and burnt it to dust
 The forest seemed clearer and peacful at last
 Like after a storm when the rainclouds have passed
 And although the great tree was fallen and dead
 They knew from the ashes a new life would spread
 Yes although the great tree had fallen and died
 They knew from the ashes a new one would thrive
 Now years may have passed since the tale I have told
 Yet the truth of this story does still seem to hold
 Although from a great tree a small worm may grow
 That eats it with poison and tortures it's soul
 The worm can be killed yet the tree be not dead
 For from the roots of the elder a new life will spread










