| Song | Beastie |
| Artist | Jethro Tull |
| Album | Through The Years |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Anderson | |
| From early days of infancy, through trembling years | |
| Of youth, long murky middle-age and final hours | |
| Long in the tooth, he is the hundred names of terror --- | |
| Creature you love the least. picture his name before | |
| You and exorcise the beast. | |
| He roved up and down through history --- spectre | |
| With tales to tell. in the darkness when the | |
| Campfire's dead --- to each his private hell. if you look | |
| Behind your shoulder as you feel his eyes to feast, you | |
| Can witness now the everchanging nature of the beast. | |
| Beastie | |
| If you wear a warmer sporran, you can keep the foe at | |
| Bay. you can pop those pills and visit some | |
| Psychiatrist who'll say --- there's nothing i can do | |
| For you, everywhere's a danger zone. i'd love to help | |
| Get rid of it, but i've got one of my own. | |
| There's a beast upon my shoulder and a fiend upon | |
| My back. feel his burning breath a heaving, smoke | |
| Oozing from his stack. and he moves beneath the | |
| Covers or he lies below the bed. he's the beast upon | |
| Your shoulder. he's the price upon your head. he's | |
| The lonely fear of dying, and for some, of living too. | |
| He's your private nightmare pricking. he'd just love | |
| To turn the screw. so stand as one defiant --- yes, and | |
| Let your voices swell. stare that beastie in the face | |
| And really give him hell. |
| zuo ci : Anderson | |
| From early days of infancy, through trembling years | |
| Of youth, long murky middleage and final hours | |
| Long in the tooth, he is the hundred names of terror | |
| Creature you love the least. picture his name before | |
| You and exorcise the beast. | |
| He roved up and down through history spectre | |
| With tales to tell. in the darkness when the | |
| Campfire' s dead to each his private hell. if you look | |
| Behind your shoulder as you feel his eyes to feast, you | |
| Can witness now the everchanging nature of the beast. | |
| Beastie | |
| If you wear a warmer sporran, you can keep the foe at | |
| Bay. you can pop those pills and visit some | |
| Psychiatrist who' ll say there' s nothing i can do | |
| For you, everywhere' s a danger zone. i' d love to help | |
| Get rid of it, but i' ve got one of my own. | |
| There' s a beast upon my shoulder and a fiend upon | |
| My back. feel his burning breath a heaving, smoke | |
| Oozing from his stack. and he moves beneath the | |
| Covers or he lies below the bed. he' s the beast upon | |
| Your shoulder. he' s the price upon your head. he' s | |
| The lonely fear of dying, and for some, of living too. | |
| He' s your private nightmare pricking. he' d just love | |
| To turn the screw. so stand as one defiant yes, and | |
| Let your voices swell. stare that beastie in the face | |
| And really give him hell. |
| zuò cí : Anderson | |
| From early days of infancy, through trembling years | |
| Of youth, long murky middleage and final hours | |
| Long in the tooth, he is the hundred names of terror | |
| Creature you love the least. picture his name before | |
| You and exorcise the beast. | |
| He roved up and down through history spectre | |
| With tales to tell. in the darkness when the | |
| Campfire' s dead to each his private hell. if you look | |
| Behind your shoulder as you feel his eyes to feast, you | |
| Can witness now the everchanging nature of the beast. | |
| Beastie | |
| If you wear a warmer sporran, you can keep the foe at | |
| Bay. you can pop those pills and visit some | |
| Psychiatrist who' ll say there' s nothing i can do | |
| For you, everywhere' s a danger zone. i' d love to help | |
| Get rid of it, but i' ve got one of my own. | |
| There' s a beast upon my shoulder and a fiend upon | |
| My back. feel his burning breath a heaving, smoke | |
| Oozing from his stack. and he moves beneath the | |
| Covers or he lies below the bed. he' s the beast upon | |
| Your shoulder. he' s the price upon your head. he' s | |
| The lonely fear of dying, and for some, of living too. | |
| He' s your private nightmare pricking. he' d just love | |
| To turn the screw. so stand as one defiant yes, and | |
| Let your voices swell. stare that beastie in the face | |
| And really give him hell. |