Well you thought I was a stranger

When you looked upon me, when I came back

But to take you from disaster I cannot master

I cannot master the four winds and your shack

And the roamin' in the gloamin' you have brought, and set before me

And I think that it's an omen, I'm just not what so many people see.

And you shine your glory all around

Do not disguise what we did

I asked you for half a pound, and you said -

Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, kid

Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, kid.



And the child held a ball in the garden, with the old queen

Well you kissed the lips and heart and all the strangers, you know what I mean

And you walked on the streets so lonely, in your own childish way

And you thought that you would only - do it for today.



And I shined your glory all around

Did not disguise what we did

I asked you for half a pound, and you said -

Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, kid

Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, kid.



And just went outside the club and the rain came down on his head and it got all soaking wet.

He says Go for yourself, I said I know, sure Joe, I ain't conquered yet

And I walked away from the backstreets and the rain, and the song, how many times have I died?

And we turned on outside of the bus shelter and I jumped on and said Goodbye.



And I shined my glory all around

Did not disguise what I did

Tried to keep it underground but they said -

Go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, kid

You gotta, go see Joe Harper, Saturday morning, Saturday morning...



(Transcribed by ear; corrections requested and welcomed!)