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The Last Storm

from Hybrid by Bicoloured Men

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For the umpteenth time
I sail the seas where evil kills,
I tide on a starless sky
and I feel a glum bell ring,
water stains with blood
and the pall is falling down,
wind blows through my face
and it calls my name aloud.

Give my soul to seas,
let my body here,
disown my flesh but
save my soul.

Thunders smash my deck
and my ship goes down,
my end is near at hand,
I will find the peace of mind.

Give my soul to seas,
let my body here,
disown my flesh but
save my soul.

I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm,
steal me now
with no care.
I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm,
steal me now
with no care.

For the umpteenth night
I sail the seas where evil's real,
I am in deep water
and I hear a glum bell ring,
blood stains with water
and the sky is falling down,
rain wets my face
and wears away my heart.

Give my soul to seas,
let my body here,
disown my flesh but
save my soul.

I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm,
steal me now
with no care.
I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm
please don’t go,
my sap of youth is fading
and I’ll give it to the sea.


I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm,
steal me now
with no care.
I await the last storm,
come to me,
catch my soul,
I await the last storm,
steal me now
with no care.

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from Hybrid, track released June 8, 2014

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