You hear the call of the sirens singing
and with her voice sorrows disappearing
And this feeling is already fading
it hurts so much even though they are Far awaying
tie me to the masthead so I do not jump and drown
point me a direction anywhere but down
I may have won the war but I lost the fistfight
I may be more than wrong but I hate to be right
some things are better left unspoken
but hearts were made to be broken
hearts were made to be broken
a wedding ring is only a token
love's the only thing that's real
love is what's left after the deal
the holy game of poker's a lie
what is dead is all that has died
tomorrow is an illusion
you only win by delusion
and if you find this confusing
so do I so do I
Brave Ulysses walk on by
Brave Ulysses walk on by
Brave Ulysses walk on by
don't let them see you cry
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Even today, everyone can relate to Ulysses every time they hear a siren's wail. He was smart and brave to figure out how to hear them without being drawn to them.
The rest of the lyrics are meant to be confusing and are.
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The rest of the lyrics are meant to be confusing and are.
Ron