Letra de Anthem (Live in Dublin)
Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack in everything That's how the light gets inThe birds they sang at the break of day Start again, I heard them say Do not dwell on what has passed away Or what is yet to beYeah, the wars, they will be fought again The holy dove, she will be caught again Bought and sold and bought again The holy dove is never freeRing the bell that still can ring (Ring the bells) Forget your perfect offering (Ooh) There is a crack, a crack in everything (There is a crack in everything) That's how the light gets in (Oh) That's how the light gets in (Ah)We asked for signs and the signs were sent The birth delayed, he marriage spent The widowhood of every government Those were the signs for all to seeI can't run no more, oh, with that lawless crowd While the killers in high places say their prayers out loud Ah, but they've summoned, they have summoned up a thundercloud And they're gonna hear from me, they're gonna hear from me (Ring, ring, ring, ring)Ring the bell that still can ring (Ring the bells) Forget your perfect offering (Ooh) There is a crack, a crack in everything (There is a crack in everything) That's how the light gets in (Oh) (Ah)You can add up the parts, you won't have the sum You can strike up the march on your little broken drum Every heart to love will come (Ring, ring, ring, ring) But like a refugeeRing the bells that still can ring (Ring the bells) Forget your perfect offering (Oo-ah) There is a crack, a crack in everything (There is a crack in everything) That's how the light gets in (Ha) That's how the light gets in(Ring the bells that still can ring) Forget your perfect offering (Ooh) There is a crack, a crack in everything (There is a crack in everything) That's how the light gets in (Ah) That's how the light gets in That's how the light (Ah)From Barcelona on the bandurria, the great virtuoso Javier MasFrom the city of Chișinău in the Republic of Moldova The king of the violin, Alexandru BublitchiFrom the conservatory of music in the University of Texas In Austin, Texas The irresistible guitar of Professor Mitch WatkinsFrom Mexico City, Mexico, our timekeeper The prince of precision, Rafael Bernardo GayolOn the keyboards An eminent composer and bandleader in his own right Tonight, tomorrow and the next day The foremost exponent of the Hammond B-3 organ The peerless Neil LarsenOn vocals, co-writer of Everybody Knows My Secret Life, Waiting for the Miracle, Alexandra Leaving So many tunes I am privileged to sing My collaborator, the incomparable Sharon RobinsonOn vocals, harp, guitar The angelic harmonies of Hattie and Charley Webb The sublime Webb SistersOn vocals, upright bass and electric bass Our musical director, the venerable Roscoe BeckOh, friends, we'll be back in a few minutes With the second half of the show Thank you for your kind attention(Whoo!) (Thank you!)