[ti:The Balance] [ar:The Moody Blues] [al:A Question Of Balance] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]The Balance - The Moody Blues [00:18.60]After he had journeyed [00:20.47]And his feet were sore [00:22.08]And he was tired [00:23.94]He came upon an orange grove [00:26.71]And he rested [00:29.98]And he lay in the cool [00:32.32]And while he rested [00:33.62]He took to himself an orange and tasted it [00:37.48]And it was good [00:40.01]And he felt the earth to his spine [00:42.07]And he asked and he saw the tree above him [00:46.99]And the stars [00:49.07]And the veins in the leaf [00:51.61]And the light and the balance [00:55.82]And he saw magnificent perfection [00:59.74]Whereon he thought of himself in balance [01:03.77]And he knew he was [01:06.67]Just open your eyes [01:08.56]And realize the way it's always been [01:12.76]Just open your mind [01:14.57]And you will find [01:15.71]The way it's always been [01:18.89]Just open your heart [01:20.85]And that's a start [01:39.70]And he thought of those he angered [01:41.86]For he was not a violent man [01:44.67]And he thought of those he hurt [01:46.74]For he was not a cruel man [01:50.38]And he thought of those he frightened [01:51.76]For he was not an evil man [01:55.14]And he understood [01:57.39]He understood himself [01:59.29]Upon this he saw that when [02:01.17]He was of anger or knew hurt or felt fear [02:04.37]It was because he was not understanding [02:07.53]And he learned compassion [02:11.26]And with his eye of compassion [02:13.67]He saw his enemies like unto himself [02:18.80]And he learned love [02:22.67]Then he was answered [02:27.39]Just open your eyes [02:29.42]And realize the way it's always been [02:33.73]Just open your mind [02:35.58]And you will find [02:36.72]The way it's always been [02:39.76]Just open your heart [02:40.64]And that's a start [02:52.40]Just open your eyes [02:54.24]And realize the way it's always been [03:04.83]Just open your mind [03:06.94]And you will find [03:07.89]The way it's always been [03:11.09]Just open your heart [03:13.14]And that's a start