June Tabor - A Smiling Shore lyrics
[June Tabor - A Smiling Shore lyrics]
A year or two from a strange war
The gentle lies to dying eyes
A thousand miles of walking old man talking
Last night I heard him shouting in his sleep
He doesn't eat someday in November
Every night for forty years
My father still remembers
For this is his kingdom, his home
And his story will lost in the struggle
For thou and glory inside him
The final solution to no one's problem
Friends and lovers in stinking rows
Avoiding their eyes checking their numbers
Burning their clothes
Soul survivor
You wouldn't even see him in a crowd
The family man wait's in a
Cube to draw his pension
Facing memories of a life
He can't bring himself to mention
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