A Sailor's Tune
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A Sailor's Tune
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We first met
When you were livin' in tennessee
In a world full of land
You were made for the sea
Under the starry sky
We dreamt of what could be
And all us boys
Would follow your lead
All just to taste the wonder
Of deep unknown
World unseen
Whispers the words
Sung by all those redeemed
Now angels unvail
The unmistaken wind
That fills your sails
Salvation found at sea
Finally free to cast off and sail away
Your ship
Set off for the bering sea
Its hands reached, tried to take
But couldn't receive
Under the wild sky
You fought against its roar
When did you know
It's burden was boar
Long 'fore it came upon you?
Can you hear
Church bells scream?
Ringin' the song
Sung by all those redeemed
Now angels unvail
The unmistaken wind
That fills your sails
Salvation found at sea
And your memory will never fade away
Into the arms of the boundless
Into the arms of the boundless
Into the arms of the boundless
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