When I was writing a post about "The Story in Your Eyes" a couple days ago, I discovered that "Question" also slipped through the cracks. (I don't yet have A Question of Balance, so I have "Question" only on compilation albums.)
When I listened to Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970 last month, I noticed that "through" in the phrase "would safely lead me through" is sung with a melisma. In the live version, it's C A G F E, but in the studio version, it's just C A G. Either way, this musically represents the movement of "lead[ing]... through."
I also noticed that one of the lines is a bit ambiguous when heard. It could be either "It's more the way you really mean it when you tell me what will be" or "It's more the way you really mean it when you tell me what we'll be."
