The Divine Comedy - The Parley lyrics

[The Divine Comedy - The Parley lyrics]

A little older they may be
But we're in numbers greater
Let's have a parley first and we
Can always fight them later
"A parley? What's the use in that?"
The houseboat man's got Swallows
Let's go and make him give it back
We'll parley you tomorrow

Parley, parley
Maybe we can talk this through
With a parley, a parley
Talk with me, I'll talk with you

Why that unfriendly native
Hah! It wasn't him what did it
We made off with your puny craft
And in our harbour hid it
It's not your harbour and besides it's
Not much good to you now
The harbour lies behind our


Lines so warships, we've got two now

Parley, parley
Maybe we can talk this through
With a parley, a parley
Talk with me, I'll talk with you

Your arrows of green feather no
Doubt given to you by
That rotter from the houseboat so you
Must be on his side
We took them as our trophies, aye
We wrenched them from his grip
He just used them to clean his pipe
So we pinched them from his ship

Let's have a parley, a parley
Maybe we can talk this through
With a parley, a parley
Talk with me, I'll talk with you

It seems we're all on the same side
So what's the good in fighting?
Our purposes are intertwined
We're better off uniting but tell me
Why did you come to our island anyway?
"Our island? This is our camp
This is our island
We've been coming here for years
We marked the harbour, built the
Fireplace with our own blood
Sweat and tears" oh parley then

Parley, parley
Maybe we can talk this through
With a parley, a parley
Talk with me, I'll talk with you
Parley, parley
Maybe we can talk this through
With a parley, a parley
Talk with me, I'll talk with you
(talk with you)

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