Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Squackett
Canonical path: /squackett/tall-ships
Related lyric paths: 6
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Tall Ships
Read Tall Ships lyrics by Squackett on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tall Ships
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Hunter's moon, lantern red
The vault of night glowing overhead
Sunken church bells ring under the sea
Tolling with the waves reaching you and me
On a night sea journey pulling us through
Eons of dreams, indigo blue
East of the wind, ahead for the day
Eat of the sun, drink of the spray
Tall ships, bright stars
Carry us near, carry us far
An opaque mist on s shining sea
A new dawn breaking, change of scenery
Sun-kissed islands scar the southern sphere
Our journey's end, a new day without fear
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