Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Centennial Legend, artist - Edenbridge. Date of issue: 21.11.2013
Song language: English
Centennial Legend |
| He was named nineteenhundred 'td' |
| In the ship’s belly lies his cradle |
| Had no birthday and no land of home |
| The ocean has no bounds |
| Virginian sounds |
| And he faced the world from inside |
| The ball-room of splendid skies |
| And on the grand piano |
| His hands light as butterflies |
| He played for the rich and for the poor |
| Thrilling the hearts of all |
| The world could have been beneath his feet |
| Searching the call |
| The voice of the sea |
| Old chandelier tells a story |
| Old piano still echoes in here |
| Old ship lies rusted in the port |
| And the best years fade away |
| The splendour has gone |
| Not what he saw could hold him back |
| It was what he didn’t see |
| There was no end in this town |
| Keys so eternally |
| But this was god’s piano |
| He heard on the gangway there |
| He couldn’t leave forever |
| The sea to somewhere |
| Bow and stern |
| All the wishes between |
| (wishes to yearn) |
| The world outside is a dream |
| (a lone dream, lone dream) |
| And when the whole world’s leaving |
| The music will always stay |
| And if a story’s worth to tell |
| The end will be far away |
| The final notes lie mute upon the sand |
| When land is a ship too big |
| A woman out of reach |
| A journey too far |
| A whiff too strong |
| He didn’t exist for anyone |
| And in this lonesome end |
| Final notes lie mute upon the sand |