Abraham, Martin And John
Tori Amos · Other Songs - Tori Amos
anybody here
seen my old friend abraham
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
it seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
anybody here
seen my old friend john
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
but it seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
anybody here
seen my old friend martin
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
didn't you love the things they stood for
didn't you love the things they gave to you
anybody here
seen my old friend bobby
can you tell me where he's gone
i saw him walkin' up over the hillside
with abraham martin and john
saw him walkin' over the hillside
abraham martin and john
seen my old friend abraham
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
it seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
anybody here
seen my old friend john
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
but it seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
anybody here
seen my old friend martin
can you tell me where he's gone
he freed a lotta people
seems the good, they die young
i just looked around
and he's gone
didn't you love the things they stood for
didn't you love the things they gave to you
anybody here
seen my old friend bobby
can you tell me where he's gone
i saw him walkin' up over the hillside
with abraham martin and john
saw him walkin' over the hillside
abraham martin and john
Abraham, Martin And John
Tori Amos delivers a hauntingly beautiful piano ballad that explores themes of faith, doubt, and the search for meaning. Recorded during her early solo career, the track stands as a testament to her signature style, blending intricate fingerstyle technique with ethereal vocals. The song draws inspiration from the biblical story of Abraham, Martin Luther King Jr., and John F. Kennedy, weaving their legacies into a narrative about hope and resilience. With its minimalist arrangement and emotional depth, the recording captures a moment of profound introspection, showcasing Amos's ability to transform simple melodies into powerful statements on spirituality and human connection.