Mountain and the Sea Songtext
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I was out between the mountain and the sea
When the water had risen and captured me
And I sank until the sea had commit his clever scheme
Stared as far as I could see, it was emptiness and me
'You are sick, but alone', said I
Nothing said he
So I walked to where the rivers meet
I am such unwelcome company
When the water had risen and captured me
And I sank until the sea had commit his clever scheme
Stared as far as I could see, it was emptiness and me
'You are sick, but alone', said I
Nothing said he
So I walked to where the rivers meet
I am such unwelcome company
I scaled the banks
Until the wind had met my face
It is colder to me in my miserable state
But I'm well-learned
To make friends who'll try in turn
So I stood upon that mountain peak
But the sea cried, 'Friend come back to me!'
Until the wind had met my face
It is colder to me in my miserable state
But I'm well-learned
To make friends who'll try in turn
So I stood upon that mountain peak
But the sea cried, 'Friend come back to me!'
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