(On Tuesday She Used To Do) Yoga

Peter Hammill

Composición de: Peter Hammill
On Tuesdays, she used to do yoga, 
while I'd sit and watch the box 
in a vegetable way, 
but always ready to say 
to myself that I was an artist, 
implying that she was not. 
It's funny the way that self-pity 
can take over from self-esteem - 
well, I was the prince of pride, 
and though I'd cheat I never lied, 
as if that were enough to make her happy, 
as if that could satisfy her dreams. 

Too late now to say that I'm so sorry, 
too late to say that I can change and mend 
the things that hurt ... she didn't need to worry, 
she always knew I'd get there in the end. 

Now I'm tying myself up in contortions, 
don't know if yoga will do me any good. 
It's about time I tried, though I'd rather be inside 
from the cold, studying tantra - 
still, I never did that when I could. 

I never did the things that really mattered, 
there seemed to be some key I couldn't find 
to unlock myself; 
I could have done it with her help, 
but I was too busy scrabbling for each moment - 
now I don't know what I did with all the time. 

Sometimes I'd play the wild rover, 
sometimes I'd just get smashed all day... 
on Tuesdays she used to do yoga, 
on Tuesday she went away
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