
Date of issue: 14.10.1999
Song language: English
Sanibel |
There’s a ship |
And it sails a sea of light |
On its way to me tonight |
From a distant shore |
Taking me home once more |
And the waves |
And the whistling of the wind |
Make me come alive again |
My destiny’s at my door |
Going to leave this town forever |
And go where I’ll never |
Nead an overcoat no more, where they cry … |
Ooh lalalala, every night and every day |
Sitting by the Gulf coast just a thousand miles away |
Where they cry … |
Ooh lalalala, on an island I will dwell |
Starlit nights in paradise on the Isle of Sanibel |
There’s a girl |
And I see her dressed in white |
As she lies there in the night |
I can hear her cry |
Where has he gone and why |
But she knows |
That someday he will arrive |
And it keeps her love alive |
Dreams can never die |
She looks across the ocean |
At sails in motion |
In the early morning sky, where they cry … |
Angels of the water, sirens of the sea |
Whispering there sweet love songs |
Calling out to me |
Name | Year |
---|---|
Almost Cut My Hair | 1994 |
Teach Your Children | 1994 |
Helplessly Hoping | 1986 |
Woodstock | 1994 |
Carry On | 1994 |
Find the Cost of Freedom | 1986 |
Everybody I Love You | 1994 |
Deja Vu | 1994 |
Wooden Ships | 1986 |
Suite: Judy Blue Eyes | 1986 |
Country Girl | 1994 |
Déjà Vu ft. Neil Young, Graham Nash, Stephen Stills | 2011 |
American Dream | 1988 |
Carry On / Questions | 2013 |
Ole Man Trouble | 2013 |
Got It Made | 1988 |
Nighttime for Generals | 1988 |
Feel Your Love | 1988 |
Shadowland | 1988 |
That Girl | 1988 |