
Date of issue: 31.12.1994
Song language: English
Easter |
We can hear the furnace rumble, |
On the other side of the wall. |
As we listen to them moaning, |
In their bedroom down the hall. |
But, alls we did is sat there, |
Crosslegged on the floor. |
It’s a hopeless situation, |
Not discounting what’s in store. |
Once with my whale bone. |
We used to like to park near, |
That little bridge just down the road. |
A couple of times I thought I’d dreamed him, |
And that he’d died out in the snow. |
It’s a hopeless situation, was all we ever said. |
So I s’pose he must’ve slipped out, |
That hole in the back fence. |
Once with my whale bone |
It’s what we’ve got to believe, |
From what we’d come to perceive, |
But you’ve gone and pulled everything, |
From hidden hand up your sleeve. |
You told us all you had nothing left |
Then you just up and left |
And your momma she cried for days. |
That narwhal horn still promise our deeper waters. |
From Jude to Jonah we’ll never get out of the whale, |
We can’t get out of the way. |
Once with my whale bone |