Black Sabbath A Bit Of Finger/Sleeping Village/Warning with Lyrics in Description

Track 5 from their self-titled debut album released in 1970, copyright Vertigo Records. The album introduced “heavy metal” as a new musical genre that dealt with dark, sometimes Satanic subject matter, driven by heavily distorted guitar and lots of volume. The album achieved Gold status in 1971 and Platinum status in 1986. Written by Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler, Bill Ward & Ozzy Osbourne/Aynsley Dunbar, Alex Dmochowski, Victor Hickling & John Moorshead and produced by Rodger Bain. Featuring:
Ozzy Osbourne - Lead vocals, harmonica on “The Wizard”
Tony Iommi - Lead & rhythm guitars
Geezer Butler - Bass
Bill Ward - Drums
Special Guest:
Rodger Bain - Jew’s harp on “Sleeping Village”
Red sun risin' in the sky
Sleepin' village, cockerels cry
Soft breeze blowin' in the trees
Peace of mind, feel at ease
Now the first day that I met ya, I was lookin' in the sky
When the sun turned all a blur and the thunderclouds rolled by
The sea began to shiver and the wind began to moan
It must have been a sign for me to leave you well alone
I was born without you, baby
But my feelin's were a little bit too strong
You never said you love me and I don't believe you can
'Cause I saw you in a dream and you were with another man
You looked so cool and casual and I try to look the same
But now I've gotten to know ya, tell me who have I to blame?
I was born without you, baby
But my feelin's were a little bit too strong
Now the whole wide world is movin' 'cause there's iron in my heart
I just can't keep from cryin' 'cause you say we've got to part
Sorrow grips my voice as I stand here all alone
And watch you slowly take away a love I've never known
I was born without you, baby
But my feelin's were a little bit too strong
Just a little bit too strong
Now the whole wide world is movin' 'cause there's iron in my heart
I just can't keep from cryin' 'cause you say we've got to part
Sorrow grips my voice as I stand here all alone
And watch you slowly take away a love I've never known
I was born without you, baby
But my feelin's were a little bit too strong
Just a little bit too strong

[@AngloCelt88]

Tony, Ozzy, Geezer & Bill = The Big 4.

[@fabrizioluci801]

Tony Iommi uno de los mejores guitarristas, estos 14 minutos la descoce

[@BrianAurorasDad]

All parts fit perfect together. In my opinion they complement each other they run as a brilliant well oiled machine