Darko - Seaward
from GILJOTINA COMPILATION VOL.1 by Giljotina Records
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I’ve lost my belief in everything
A collapsed ship in a bottle
Waiting to be raised
Flat and isolated
Up on the mantle.
A tell tale sign signalling a change to come
I sit here and I wait for the wave
A tell tale sign signalling a change to com
Tonight the sea calls
Fills me with remorse
When I ride my last wave
This 100 year storms final charade
My ghost drowned in shame
I’m gonna be the guy shattering all the glass in my glass house
Standing before the mast I’ll cast the first stone
And dance between the shards
It calls
Tonight the sea calls
Fills me with remorse
When I ride my last wave
This 100 year storms final charade
My ghost drowned in shame
And it calls
And I go
Seaward
A collapsed ship in a bottle
Waiting to be raised
Flat and isolated
Up on the mantle.
A tell tale sign signalling a change to come
I sit here and I wait for the wave
A tell tale sign signalling a change to com
Tonight the sea calls
Fills me with remorse
When I ride my last wave
This 100 year storms final charade
My ghost drowned in shame
I’m gonna be the guy shattering all the glass in my glass house
Standing before the mast I’ll cast the first stone
And dance between the shards
It calls
Tonight the sea calls
Fills me with remorse
When I ride my last wave
This 100 year storms final charade
My ghost drowned in shame
And it calls
And I go
Seaward
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from GILJOTINA COMPILATION VOL.1,
released February 13, 2015
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