Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Great Exchange, artist - Thrice. Date of issue: 10.08.2009
Song language: English
The Great Exchange |
| I crewed on a fair golden ship that |
| Went down at the dawn of the world |
| We mutinied had sentenced our captain to die |
| 'Fore our sails had barely unfurled |
| We sank shortly after our riot |
| Wanton flames and our powder kegs met |
| While I swam for my life became voices aloft |
| Joyful, unearthly and dread |
| Singing of a violent |
| Tireless mystery |
| That one would give his life |
| To save his enemies |
| Too bone tired to keep my arms moving |
| To swim or even grasp out to straws |
| Undertow drew me down into its cold |
| And infinite, indigo jaws |
| I was singing of a violent |
| Tireless mystery |
| That one would give his life |
| To save his enemies |
| Thought I must be dead or dreaming |
| When my captain still battered, betrayed |
| Pulled me up, laid me over the beam he clung to Breathed his last and sank under the waves |
| Your body is a bridge |
| Across an endless sea |
| Your body is a bridge |
| Across an endless sea |