
Date of issue: 09.10.2013
Record label: Klanggalerie
Song language: English
Ow! Stew the Red Shoe |
He knew it by heart and so did I |
He said as we rode down the road |
Without letting go of the boat he held |
That hopped and croaked, like a toad |
We didn’t progress all that fast |
For his back was glued to a wall |
But he spoke of the life of one Joe Breem |
Who met his death in the fall… |
One Joe Breem or Breen, the son of a lighthouse keeper, a strong, |
muscular lad of 15, who swam for miles in the night, a knife between his teeth, |
after a shark, out of sheer heroism |
We stopped and I held the goat by the horn |
He opened his mouth as to speak |
But all that I heard was a kind of rattle |
He must have been incredibly weak |
His silence seemed most natural to me |
As we stood and then admired the view |
Of the first bats that flew out of the night |
Though there returned but a few |
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