Skating Away has a special place in my heart. I had just handed in my final paper to my professor at the end of my time at university. When I returned to my car I had the overwhelming feeling that, wow, I am done with my schooling - now what? It was such a strange feeling to be 21 and realizing that I can do whatever I want. I turned on the radio as I drove away from campus for the last time and this song started. It was the perfect song at the perfect time of my life. Skating away on the thin ice of a new day...
As someone who always felt "apart from", this song spoke directly to me, letting me know I'm alright. Even though anxiety of being different sometimes made me "want to pray" and look for a "sign from the universal mind", I just "pushed off from the shore and made my peace with everyone.". This song is my soul song and thanks for reviewing. 🙏
Jethro Tull is one of the great innovators of our time. Articulate. Musically precise. And played with feeling.. and a catalyst for deep thoughts. Thanks Harri. And yes Tull was before kiss on the intro concept.
The lyrics are bright and pretty straightforward, Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day being a metaphor for to achieve happiness on a day to day basis, but life can be tough and treacherous at times so the similarity of skating on thin ice in which you nay or may not fall into freezing water or get to the other side of the pond and all the stanzas generate examples of this possibility.
So as you push off from the shore -- wont you turn your head once more -- and make your peace with everyone -- For those who choose to stay -- will live just one more day to do the things they should have done --- To me this has always meant when your spirit moves on look back on your life and move on without regret -- Those that are still living still have a chance to make their life have meaning
I always interpreted the song as an existential pondering. “And as you cross the circle line Well, the ice wall creaks behind You're a rabbit on the run And the silver splinters fly In the corner of your eye Shining in the setting sun Well, do you ever get the feeling That the story's too damn real And in the present tense? Or that everybody's on the stage And it seems like you're the only Person sitting in the audience?”
Jethro Tull takes you on a journey with the incredible 💎‘S in your ears & the lyrics! I love watching Ian Anderson he is a minstrel dancing across the world! I was introduced to Jethro Tull by my brother Peter who is a # 1 fan from late 60’s & esp the 70’s and onward! Peter took up the flute after discovering Ian A!💜😻🇨🇦☮️
saw them 3 times between '71 and '75 and late '72 was the thick as a brick tour. they did the entire thing. it amazed me how great an acoustic guitarist ian anderson is. could have listened to him all night. 3 of the top 5 live concerts i've seen.
jethro Tull is medieval campfire music or something you’d see at the globe, a theatrical musical spectacular. Skating away on the thin ice of a new day is like running from your problems in the hopes that tomorrow will be better, like you might assess thin ice as being worth the shortcut crossing the lake offers.
I first heard this as a kid and listened closely to the lyrics. I always felt it was about growing up and older, discovering the world and your place in it.
Jethro Tull's War Child tour was the first rock concert I ever saw. Before that it was all jazz and classical. It absolutely changed my life. My approach to music and performing was never the same
I think the title is a metaphor for waking each day (that is reinforced by the sounds of making morning tea at the open of the song) and going out and facing your limitations, self doubts, anxieties and personal demons. Sort of an expression of, "let's see how I fair today". "thin ice" is perilous and unpredictable, as well as unforgiving if approached without caution and so each day can seem to some people. I've loved this song for 50 years and it is one of my favorites by Tull.
@@Katehowe3010 Everybody is entitled to their opinion. I have seen Tull in concert a number of times, have all the albums into the 80's. This is my favorite Jethro Tull song. Not the best album (Songs From the Wood for me), but my favorite song.
The Thin Ice Of A New Day. I always took that to mean that when I get up in the morning the thin ice of my wonderful life could give way and turn my world upside down at any moment. Kinda' scary stuff here.
I think the song is about being aware of the fact that life is tenuous at best, and that we could be here one moment, and the next not. So live life to the fullest, and try to be on good terms with those you know, and even those you don't. Keep your karma clean because you may not have time to clean it up later.
Tull could turn a phrase like nobody. "Story's too damned real and in the present... tense" That was genius. I would love to see your reaction to the song Heavy Horses.
Harri check out For a thousand mothers, Witches promise, With you there to help me. There are so many songs from this great band. Can you believe they are still not in the rock and roll hall of fame.
You wouldnt believe how many times Ive sung this song to myself over the years -- Odd I know but thats me -- Every adventure is one of risks and possibilities
Yes, Ian Anderson is a musical and lyrical genius. His bandmates are also way above average too. The song means different things to different people. But for the most part it is to offer encouragement to push on, even though you may feel you are skating on thin ice. And/or that everyone else feels this way too, so you really are not alone. You really must listen to Thick as a Brick, which is essentially one musical piece, both sides of the album. Not unlike a modern rock/folk symphony. His genius is most evident here, especially when you learn they wrote it, rehearsed it in about 10 days to the level of performance, and then recorded it in studio in 2 or 3 days. Then you truly are blown away! Or songs from Heavy Horses Album such as "Moths": th-cam.com/video/bn_ktBQGZbU/w-d-xo.html (Moths) This one is a nice little tune with more understandable lyrics - but a quote from someone witnessing the taping reveals Anderson's skill: “What impressed me most of all in the course of recording the album was that Ian went into the studio with an acoustic guitar, and in two takes recorded Moths. It’s full of odd bar lengths, it’s not like 1-2-3-4 repeated until you fall off the chair, it’s very intricate. I watched him play the guitar and sing the song - twice. And one of those two takes is the master! It was stunning.” musicaficionado.blog/2019/04/29/heavy-horses-by-jethro-tull/ (the quote above is from this review) But the masterpiece of that album is the title song: th-cam.com/video/1N6GnMkiGHQ/w-d-xo.html (Heavy Horses) There is no mistaking the song's meaning on this one - about how the noble and powerful heavy horses are becoming extinct due to modern farming methods. But if this song does not give you shivers, goosebumps or even tears - you have no soul! Lyrics: Iron-clad feather-feet pounding the dust An October's day, towards evening Sweat embossed veins standing proud to the plough Salt on a deep chest seasoning Last of the line at an honest day's toil Turning the deep sod under Flint at the fetlock, chasing the bone Flies at the nostrils plunder. The Suffolk, the Clydesdale, the Percheron vie With the Shire on his feathers floating Hauling soft timber into the dusk To bed on a warm straw coating. Heavy Horses, move the land under me Behind the plough gliding --- slipping and sliding free Now you're down to the few And there's no work to do The tractor's on it's way.
Seen Tull live a few times. Great shows. A few favorites of mine are Teacher, Rainbow Blues, Too old to Rock and roll to young to die, Farm on the Freeway. Check those out for starters
The song is about situating one's mind in a historical context and overcoming existential dread to boldly act. Year one and passion play portray the sense this drama is of Biblical proportions, millions of generations of iterations of related themes of yearning and drama in which we find ourselves either within or outside of the narrative structure perpetrating or subject to the reality of other beings which we either see as actors or co-creators of the unfolding drama, a story that is unlike a story in that we are within it, writing it as we experience it, with everything on the line so to speak, and only limited awareness of the context or consciousness level of the players involved or even one's own self. Just my take on it. An awesome song.
I always loved "bred for humanity, and sold to society ... a million generations from being who you really want to be." It is like Ian is saying there is an "original you" inside of each of us, the you which holds all the possibilities of being a human, but then BAM, we're born into a society that pushes us so far away from who we are, where the only value is in what can be bought and sold. We are so far removed, that the act of trying to get back to that "original you" is like skating on thin ice every day. Or, maybe it's just a song about ice melting and climate change, and Ian Anderson was onto it 30 years before anyone else :-D
Essa banda sensacional é um tesouro precioso no munda da música. Aqui no Brasil eles são cultuados como autênticos gênios e seus shows são disputados à tapas. Um grande abraço a todos os fãs espalhados pelo mundo. ✨🌟👏🏻👏🏻 🇧🇷
My favorite Jethro Tull song. Life is fragile, fleeting, and singular. Don’t conform. Be present and reach for the stars. I was a rabbit in the run for 40 years until I quit my stupid job two years ago to live life 100%. Carpe Diem!! 'Cause you were bred, for humanity And sold to society One day you'll wake up, in the present day A million generations removed from expectations Of being who you really want to be
Hi Harri. “TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. After you will be thanking me. You’re Welcome.
Ian Anderson always paints a mental picture with his lyrics. To understand TULL go back to their beginnings and understand Ian Anderson, the man we are listening to, then watch some videos to see just how much of a showman he was and to a lesser degree, still is! Also listen to the whole album as one.
My favorite line from the tune is , " one day you wake up a million generations removed from expectations of who you really want to be " . If you let people give you advice and accept it you will be living their life not your own .
Jethro Tull has never followed the crowd. They were, will always be, unique, wonderful, eternally fantastic.
It comes from a time when music truly is art!
This is a beautiful song. Jethro Tull is always intricate and layered and absolutely unique.
To me the layers seem to slip and slide beside each other, aligning again just in time for the next phrase to begin.
@@famat161 like skating? Ah, I never picked up on that but I think you're right. Such clever music!
@@julilla1 That is exactly it - like skating. Slip sliding away.
World class musicians. One if the best live bands I have seen.
Skating Away has a special place in my heart. I had just handed in my final paper to my professor at the end of my time at university. When I returned to my car I had the overwhelming feeling that, wow, I am done with my schooling - now what? It was such a strange feeling to be 21 and realizing that I can do whatever I want. I turned on the radio as I drove away from campus for the last time and this song started. It was the perfect song at the perfect time of my life. Skating away on the thin ice of a new day...
As someone who always felt "apart from", this song spoke directly to me, letting me know I'm alright. Even though anxiety of being different sometimes made me "want to pray" and look for a "sign from the universal mind", I just "pushed off from the shore and made my peace with everyone.". This song is my soul song and thanks for reviewing. 🙏
I couldn’t have said that better. Bravo my friend.
Exactly. Was my favorite song when I was 13. I felt like I didn't fit in and saw this song as telling me to take my own path.
Similar for me, too, when in my early 20s.
Can never go wrong with Tull more more! 🙏🏽✌🏽♥️
Ian Anderson a genius and perhaps the best entertaining front man ever!❤️👍🏻
Fans of Freddie Mercury might argue otherwise. But I'm with you.
IMHO, Ian was the most talented all around rock musician !
I love this song.Jethro Tull encapsulates Rock,Folk Music,Jazz and a medieval anglican sound that is so awesome.I could listen to this song all day!
It's a song about being a human being and having a finite lifetime, and what you choose to do with it. And yes, Tull live is a gift.
Probably my favourite song of all time! It's so fulfilling seeing someone actually react to it. Thank you, Harri.
Jethro Tull is one of the great innovators of our time. Articulate. Musically precise. And played with feeling.. and a catalyst for deep thoughts. Thanks Harri. And yes Tull was before kiss on the intro concept.
The fleeting moments of life.....being in the "Now" and being your authentic self.xx
I will never forget this song. The first time I heard it was when l discovered the absolute joy of a water bong. Damn the 70's was fun.
The best!
@@tammyedwards4635 I'm 12 what's bong?
Ian Anderson is so unique and amazing. The music is so eclectic and wonderful. Such a thrilling entertainer!🌺✌️
The lyrics are bright and pretty straightforward, Skating Away on the Thin Ice of a New Day being a metaphor for to achieve happiness on a day to day basis, but life can be tough and treacherous at times so the similarity of skating on thin ice in which you nay or may not fall into freezing water or get to the other side of the pond and all the stanzas generate examples of this possibility.
Exactly, I couldn't have said it better. Blindly navigating the pitfalls of every day life.
This was written at about the same time as the album before,A Passion Play so it may also have to do with Life/ Death/Rebirth.
Well said. My own additional take is each day is fragile, short, so enjoy every moment you have.
So as you push off from the shore -- wont you turn your head once more -- and make your peace with everyone -- For those who choose to stay -- will live just one more day to do the things they should have done --- To me this has always meant when your spirit moves on look back on your life and move on without regret -- Those that are still living still have a chance to make their life have meaning
@@kathleensmith3555 That was beautiful
This is one of my favorite JT songs. The music that just keeps layering on, backing up some rather serious life lesson lyrics.
I love this song. I played it so much I caught my 12 year old daughter playing it--she said it had grown on her.
I always interpreted the song as an existential pondering.
“And as you cross the circle line
Well, the ice wall creaks behind
You're a rabbit on the run
And the silver splinters fly
In the corner of your eye
Shining in the setting sun
Well, do you ever get the feeling
That the story's too damn real
And in the present tense?
Or that everybody's on the stage
And it seems like you're the only
Person sitting in the audience?”
pretty sure the only song with a flute, an accordion and a xylophone in it from a progressive Rock band
Absolutely glorious.
Got to see Jethro in concert in 1976 so that was fun and a good time with my siblings. Fun to watch live because of how he acts when performing.
Jethro Tull takes you on a journey with the incredible 💎‘S in your ears & the lyrics! I love watching Ian Anderson he is a minstrel dancing across the world! I was introduced to Jethro Tull by my brother Peter who is a # 1 fan from late 60’s & esp the 70’s and onward! Peter took up the flute after discovering Ian A!💜😻🇨🇦☮️
One of my fav JT tracks. I love songs that build with more instruments coming in as it goes along.
This song and 'thick as a brick' are, for me, 2 of the greatest rock songs ever made.
I wouldn't class 'Skating Away' etc as inhabiting the genre of rock!
For me it is the entire Aqualung album.
And for me, Tull's greatest moment was the 'Minstrel In The Gallery' album. Their best combination of music and lyrics!
saw them 3 times between '71 and '75 and late '72 was the thick as a brick tour. they did the entire thing. it amazed me how great an acoustic guitarist ian anderson is. could have listened to him all night. 3 of the top 5 live concerts i've seen.
SOOO much amazing music from Jethro Tull. Dig in and enjoy.
Absolutely one of my favorites!
Top marks my man for appreciating that bass line! In my humble opinion, one of the greatest bass lines ever. Judicious yet intricate too.
When I’m in a mood this song always resets my mood!
I have often had that feeling that I was the only person sitting in audience and everyone else was on the stage.
Interesting metaphorical reversal from being the only one on stage and everyone else in the audience.
My fave all time lyric❤
Great band to see live. fantastic performers.
Anderson's voice in this song sounds wonderful. The War Child album is my favorite.
Possibly my favorite Tull song.
Another song I have a new found appreciation for thanks to you Harri.
jethro Tull is medieval campfire music or something you’d see at the globe, a theatrical musical spectacular. Skating away on the thin ice of a new day is like running from your problems in the hopes that tomorrow will be better, like you might assess thin ice as being worth the shortcut crossing the lake offers.
But the magic here is this line: did you ever feel the story was too damn real and in the present tense?
Very underrated Tull song
I first heard this as a kid and listened closely to the lyrics. I always felt it was about growing up and older, discovering the world and your place in it.
Jethro Tull were a group of reincarnated medieval Musical bards. Very good ones too!
Rock and roll minstrils
Absolutely! Hey, if you're gonna reincarnate medieval musical bards, you might as well get the best!
It means that as you set out on your day, you never know. Will you sink or swim today. Make the best of each day of your life
Seen them 3 times. Brilliant musicianship : )
Thank you Harri for playing this. It is a favorite Jethro Tull song. I'd like to suggest a deep cut from Yes. Could you play? ...
YES: MACHINE MESSIAH
It’s art my friend, you must say what it means.
Single handedly turned the flute into a rock instrument.
Jethro Tull's War Child tour was the first rock concert I ever saw. Before that it was all jazz and classical. It absolutely changed my life. My approach to music and performing was never the same
So Inovative
"Looking for a sign that the Universal Mind has written you into the passion play" is one of the greatest lyrics in modern music history.
❤❤yes..yes..still gives me chills
I think the title is a metaphor for waking each day (that is reinforced by the sounds of making morning tea at the open of the song) and going out and facing your limitations, self doubts, anxieties and personal demons. Sort of an expression of, "let's see how I fair today". "thin ice" is perilous and unpredictable, as well as unforgiving if approached without caution and so each day can seem to some people. I've loved this song for 50 years and it is one of my favorites by Tull.
My favorite Tull song. Thanks!
This is virtually an afterthought compared to the magnificence of Jethro Tull's heaving back catalogue!
@@Katehowe3010 Everybody is entitled to their opinion. I have seen Tull in concert a number of times, have all the albums into the 80's. This is my favorite Jethro Tull song. Not the best album (Songs From the Wood for me), but my favorite song.
This was the song that cemented Ian Anderson's genius in my mind.
That is how I felt when I first heard this song.
And how is Jethro Tull not in the Rock-N-Roll hall of fame?
Because it’s yankee bollocks, I wish Yes had told em to go **** themselves, but sadly they didn’t. I doubt very much if Ian Anderson gives a toss.
Great song by a great band Hope you love love you
As we all walk along the edge of abyss, happiness can still exist...
Shit happens.
I loved the tone Ian got from his acoustic guitar! Very unique
A Martin, a capo and a genius.
a professional flutes on another sight listen to him play a solo flute song. It was amazing. She said she wishes she could play that well.
☮️💙💙💙Ian Anderson!
when i think about Ian Anderson besides the incredible talent i always feel he was maniacal in the most beautiful way!
The Thin Ice Of A New Day. I always took that to mean that when I get up in the morning the thin ice of my wonderful life could give way and turn my world upside down at any moment. Kinda' scary stuff here.
I think the song is about being aware of the fact that life is tenuous at best, and that we could be here one moment, and the next not. So live life to the fullest, and try to be on good terms with those you know, and even those you don't. Keep your karma clean because you may not have time to clean it up later.
When the rock world zigged, Jethro Tull zagged. Totally unique, their own genre.
Tull could turn a phrase like nobody. "Story's too damned real and in the present... tense" That was genius. I would love to see your reaction to the song Heavy Horses.
To me it means happily taking on any BS that comes my way because any day could be my last. This and Songs from the Wood are my fav JT.
All time favourite doesn’t get enough love, great song!
Harri check out For a thousand mothers, Witches promise, With you there to help me. There are so many songs from this great band. Can you believe they are still not in the rock and roll hall of fame.
You wouldnt believe how many times Ive sung this song to myself over the years -- Odd I know but thats me -- Every adventure is one of risks and possibilities
Soooo comfortable in his unique artistry from the opening bars
To me this song is about each and everyday that we get to wake up and experience. They are all so precious.
Ian was born in Scotland
Yes, Ian Anderson is a musical and lyrical genius. His bandmates are also way above average too. The song means different things to different people. But for the most part it is to offer encouragement to push on, even though you may feel you are skating on thin ice. And/or that everyone else feels this way too, so you really are not alone.
You really must listen to Thick as a Brick, which is essentially one musical piece, both sides of the album. Not unlike a modern rock/folk symphony. His genius is most evident here, especially when you learn they wrote it, rehearsed it in about 10 days to the level of performance, and then recorded it in studio in 2 or 3 days. Then you truly are blown away!
Or songs from Heavy Horses Album such as "Moths":
th-cam.com/video/bn_ktBQGZbU/w-d-xo.html (Moths)
This one is a nice little tune with more understandable lyrics - but a quote from someone witnessing the taping reveals Anderson's skill: “What impressed me most of all in the course of recording the album was that Ian went into the studio with an acoustic guitar, and in two takes recorded Moths. It’s full of odd bar lengths, it’s not like 1-2-3-4 repeated until you fall off the chair, it’s very intricate. I watched him play the guitar and sing the song - twice. And one of those two takes is the master! It was stunning.”
musicaficionado.blog/2019/04/29/heavy-horses-by-jethro-tull/ (the quote above is from this review)
But the masterpiece of that album is the title song:
th-cam.com/video/1N6GnMkiGHQ/w-d-xo.html (Heavy Horses)
There is no mistaking the song's meaning on this one - about how the noble and powerful heavy horses are becoming extinct due to modern farming methods. But if this song does not give you shivers, goosebumps or even tears - you have no soul!
Lyrics:
Iron-clad feather-feet pounding the dust
An October's day, towards evening
Sweat embossed veins standing proud to the plough
Salt on a deep chest seasoning
Last of the line at an honest day's toil
Turning the deep sod under
Flint at the fetlock, chasing the bone
Flies at the nostrils plunder.
The Suffolk, the Clydesdale, the Percheron vie
With the Shire on his feathers floating
Hauling soft timber into the dusk
To bed on a warm straw coating.
Heavy Horses, move the land under me
Behind the plough gliding --- slipping and sliding free
Now you're down to the few
And there's no work to do
The tractor's on it's way.
This song was great and was brilliant as a final cut away to the A&E show about texus female roller skating.
Still skating on that thin ice! ❤👍🤘
I play this song daily to remind myself of reality .
I love the way the instrumentation builds layer upon layer throughout the song.
Ian Anderson pausing for a spot of tea before performing for us. 👍👍👍
Living on the edge. Taking every chance. Living your life free.
This song always makes me smile.
Song's about crossing over to the other side which was also explored during A Passion Play.
This is a genius
Early seventies Britain. Gloomy outlook for young people. Etherial and whimsical escapist music. Good on yer Harri.
For Jethro Tull please consider reacting to "Reasons For Waiting", you'll be surprised by that gem.
As he would 'Look Into The Sun' and 'We Used To Know'. 'Stand Up has to be a top 3 Tull album!
Seen Tull live a few times. Great shows.
A few favorites of mine are Teacher, Rainbow Blues, Too old to Rock and roll to young to die, Farm on the Freeway. Check those out for starters
Rainbow Blues is a great hidden gem in the Tull catalog. Too short, though.
@@aafjeyakubu5124 Yeah, it's been one of my favorites since the first time I heard it. 👍✌️
Try reacting to Hunting Girl from their Songs From The Wood album. You will love it and understand the meaning quite clearly!
The song is about situating one's mind in a historical context and overcoming existential dread to boldly act. Year one and passion play portray the sense this drama is of Biblical proportions, millions of generations of iterations of related themes of yearning and drama in which we find ourselves either within or outside of the narrative structure perpetrating or subject to the reality of other beings which we either see as actors or co-creators of the unfolding drama, a story that is unlike a story in that we are within it, writing it as we experience it, with everything on the line so to speak, and only limited awareness of the context or consciousness level of the players involved or even one's own self. Just my take on it. An awesome song.
They were great live
I always thought he was mixing up a batch of martinis, but tea makes more sense
The song was originally written when all of the doomsayers were predicting another Ice Age. It's a comment on that.
Nice to see someone react to a Jethro Tull song other than Locomotive Breath or Aqualung when they have like a dozen or so albums.
I agree about the bass line.
💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
I always loved "bred for humanity, and sold to society ... a million generations from being who you really want to be."
It is like Ian is saying there is an "original you" inside of each of us, the you which holds all the possibilities of being a human, but then BAM, we're born into a society that pushes us so far away from who we are, where the only value is in what can be bought and sold. We are so far removed, that the act of trying to get back to that "original you" is like skating on thin ice every day.
Or, maybe it's just a song about ice melting and climate change, and Ian Anderson was onto it 30 years before anyone else :-D
Essa banda sensacional é um tesouro precioso no munda da música. Aqui no Brasil eles são cultuados como autênticos gênios e seus shows são disputados à tapas. Um grande abraço a todos os fãs espalhados pelo mundo. ✨🌟👏🏻👏🏻 🇧🇷
My favorite Jethro Tull song. Life is fragile, fleeting, and singular. Don’t conform. Be present and reach for the stars. I was a rabbit in the run for 40 years until I quit my stupid job two years ago to live life 100%. Carpe Diem!!
'Cause you were bred, for humanity
And sold to society
One day you'll wake up, in the present day
A million generations removed from expectations
Of being who you really want to be
Hi Harri.
“TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. After you will be thanking me. You’re Welcome.
Great song.
Ian Anderson always paints a mental picture with his lyrics. To understand TULL go back to their beginnings and understand Ian Anderson, the man we are listening to, then watch some videos to see just how much of a showman he was and to a lesser degree, still is! Also listen to the whole album as one.
Smashing!! I think the title says it all...
So much respect to you for doing this! Hope for us all to get together. That's right, not "get along", but 'get together", you are a saint.
Forgot how good and eclectic this song is.
My favorite line from the tune is , " one day you wake up a million generations removed from expectations of who you really want to be " . If you let people give you advice and accept it you will be living their life not your own .
As someone said on another video on youtube, it's a 'Musical Stew'. Absolutely correct!!!! You can't categorize J.T. stuff, it's what is is.
I saw jethro tull in 1974 in germany frankfurt festhalle
THIS IS FROM THE BANDS ALBUM ( WARCHILD ) HARRI :) THE MAIN HIT ON THIS THAT YOU MIGHT KNOW IS ( BUNGLE IN THE JUNGLE ) :) GOOD STUFF MY FRIEND!
Without doubt one of their worst songs!
:) Thank you for cleaning up the CD case behind you!