Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Bear , by - The Tragically Hip. Song from the album Music@Work, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 31.12.1999
Record label: Universal Music
Song language: English
The Bear |
| I was first attracted by your scent. |
| Your heart must be a caramelized onion. |
| By the time I saw your flame |
| It was all over for you and what’s-his-name. |
| I think it was Algonquin Park. |
| It was so cold and winter-dark. |
| A promised hibernation high, |
| Took me across the great black plate of ice. |
| Now I’m the Islander. |
| I found a place to call my den |
| And dreamt of the Ferry and |
| The Enormous Man. |
| Huge as were his children |
| Following around after him. |
| I’m the Islander |
| Woke up in the furtive Spring |
| More capable of anything. |
| I waited for more men to come |
| They docked their boats and cocked their guns. |
| The time for truth and reconciliation’s gone. |
| But with my belly full I intended to get |
| Something done. |
| I’m the Islander |
| Woke up in the dead of Spring |
| More hungry than anything |
| Islander. |