wind in the wires, shrouds of the dead
when the wind in the wires of the shrouds of the dead
turn each second of time to the things left unsaid
when the bow bites the water and the stern kisses the sky
prayers to God and to Neptune as you prepare alone to die
man is just flesh and bone and to dust he’ll return one day
when the seas release their demons there’ll be hell to pay
the loved ones who wait never know the last thought
in the Mariner’s Chapel they cry all alone for their lot
they cry alone for their lot.
Paul;-)
Birgit and Roger
Regis
Love Tinka
Enjoyed it.
One feels the power of the sea in your lyrics; chilling imagery, very well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.