Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Underture, artist - Savatage.
Date of issue: 20.05.2010
Song language: English
Underture |
Each man has a soul |
That struggles to escape |
And in the shallows of his dreams |
We can often see its wake |
For we all have our secrets |
That we all keep deep inside |
Away from light, in darkest night |
Where it’s always safe to hide |
Away from all that we should meet |
Less someone else should share |
That thing that hides inside our soul |
That we pray was never there |
And out upon that ocean |
A lifetime from the shore |
Miguel stood his night watch |
Recalling everything he saw |
For he was a deckhand |
Aboard the «maersk dubai» |
He had sailed her round the world |
From hamburg to sendai |
But this trip had been different |
More than any he had known |
For on board there was an evil |
And the evil had been shown |
For halfway through this voyage |
They had found two stowaways |
That the captain had thrown in the sea |
And left them to the waves |
And when he tried to close his eyes |
And pretend he did not know |
The evil did not go away |
But used the time to grow |
For later on that same trip |
They found a stowaway once again |
But the captain soon met this one too |
And brought him to the same cold end |
He wondered what that boy thought inside |
Before that final sleep |
When water was all that was around |
And his lungs had screamed breathe deep |
He wondered what went through his mind |
As he gasped for air |
And the last moment when he prayed for help |
To find nobody there |
He wondered to himself |
If he could have been the one |
To stand up at that moment |
And say this cannot be done |
To stand up to the captain |
And say this thing it cannot be |
But there is nothing closer to god on earth |
Than a captain on the sea |
And he was just a deckhand |
With no right to plead the case |
Of this stranger in their midst |
And so he kept his place |
And what is done is done |
And undone cannot be |
And so he pushed it from his mind |
And stared out across the sea |