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Lyrics: Sister bluebird flying high above Shine your wings forward to the sun Hide the myst'ries of life on your way Though you've seen them, please don't say a word What you don't know, I have never heard Starship trooper, go sailing on by Catch my soul, catch the very light Hide the moment from my eager eyes Though you've seen them, please don't tell a soul What you can't see, can't be very whole Speak to me of summer, long winters longer than time can remember Setting up of other roads, travel on in old accustomed ways I still remember the talks by the water, the proud sons and daughter That knew the knowledge of the land Spoke to me in sweet accustomed ways Mother life, hold firmly on to me Catch my knowledge higher than the day Lose as much as only you can show Though you've seen them, please don't say a word What I don't know, I have never shared Loneliness is a power that we possess to give or take away forever All I know can be shown by your acceptance Of the fact there shown before you Take what I say in a diff'rent way and it's easy to say That this is all confusion As I see a new day in me, I can also show it you and you may follow Speak to me of summer, long winters longer than time can remember Setting up of other roads, travel on in old accustomed ways I still remember the talks by the water, the proud sons and daughter That knew the knowledge of the land Spoke to me in sweet accustomed ways The Yes Album is the third studio album from the English progressive rock band Yes, released in February 1971 on Atlantic Records. It is their first album recorded with guitarist Steve Howe who replaced Peter Banks after his departure in 1970. The album was written and rehearsed at a farmhouse in South Molton, Devon, then home to Langley Studios. The Yes Album was a commercial and critical success and is the band's breakthrough album. Steve Howe appeared with the band for the first time and played a prominent role throughout. The band explored longer songs with Starship Trooper being one of them. Rush singer and bassist Geddy Lee included The Yes Album among his favourite albums in an interview with The Quietus' Mick Middles. In 1997 Classic Rock magazine placed the album at number 97 in its list of the 100 Greatest British Rock Albums Ever. In 2000 Q magazine placed the album at number 86 in its list of the 100 Greatest British Albums Ever.