
Date of issue: 19.06.1995
Record label: Quarterstick
Song language: English
Pale Horse Sailor |
It’s calling like bells |
Refreshing sounds and smells |
Carelessly aged |
Fossils and shells |
Waiting |
In wishing wells |
The light house signals and the ships sail in |
Viewing the extra-terrestials by the light of a pale moon |
In this town the light shines dim |
And the sailors seem stunted by the lack of vision |
The water grows too big |
It’s so big |
They reek of thirteen-year olds |
Vibrant, young and naive |
At sea the mercy is on the wave |
Just like the scene to a coal miner |
Relentless and unrelenting |
Left at sea with poor skies and a pale moon |
In the planet below |
The lens cracks the sun until the night hits |
Sights limited to the bow and port, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
Port and bow, stern and starboard |
It’s a nautical indifference |
So dark the compass becomes weight |
Left baiting for the light that gives direction |
The light house is drab and glowing out |
The sailor is stuck |
The sailor is stuck |
What am I doing here? |
What am I doing here? |
In a moment short of impossible |
Let the record show the starters and the stoppers |
Saturated with the position of desperation |
Just like a sailor |
Just like a sailor |
Just like a sailor |
Just like a sailor |
Just like a sailor |
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