said the whale - sandy bay fishing song lyrics
oh so many years ago when i was just a boy
i believed in the sea and all her treasures to behold
and the stories that my father told of lingcod five feet long
and so i would kiss my mother’s cheek in the dark and out the door
well i’d make me way for ??? along a rocky sh-r-
??? and ocean’s spray and the days were so long
up before the dawn again, the days were so long
i try my luck on fodder’s rock, past the point of hope
i trick and drift eagle’s cliff in my little row boat
with the current’s will deciding the tide into the night
i was rowing against the wind
and the waves were so strong
and that bay was so long
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
woah — remember
rowing down little blue in a full moon’s light
sandy bay and her lemonade, high tide
a little shiner in the deep, in the moonlight
up before the stars again, late after it’s dark
preying on a ??? fish that 9 foot shark
a little shiner on her side, in the moonlight
where them bottom-feeders feed there’s no sleep tonight
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
no — to remember
rowing out in little blue in a full moon’s light
sandy bay and her lemonade, high tide
little shiner in the deep, in the moonlight
where them bottom-feeders feed there’s no sleep tonight
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
and the years p-ssed by, but it has not been too long to remember
woah — remember
Random Lyrics
- trinidad james - tim westwood freestyle lyrics
- younger lovers - ballad of two stubborn men lyrics
- matt redman - good forever lyrics
- said the whale - new brighton lyrics
- cherub satori - prime lyrics
- weekend money - yellow lyrics
- fifth harmony - leave my heart out of this lyrics
- eskimo joe - not alone lyrics
- said the whale - christmas under the clouds lyrics
- matt redman - jesus, only jesus lyrics