Sea Wind in D Major

I walk the shale road at the edge of the tide

With a lantern of dusk and the salt in my eyes

The gulls rode their circles in a silver gray sky

And the low wind was carrying old lullabies

Your name on the water, it trembled and showed

Like a ruin in the form where the dark world was gone

I followed the hush of the breakers below

'Til the moon laid a path where the cold currents glow

Oh, sea wind, carry me home

Over the foam where the wild hearts roam

You, sea wind, softly remain

In the light of the dawn

And the rains of the rain

The willow made fire

In the bones of the night

The bar drawn was heartbeat

The harp a soft light

I sang to the harbour

The cliff and the star

And the whistle went wandering

Wherever you are

Oh, sea wind, carry me home

Over the foam where the wild hearts roam

Oh, sea wind, softly remain

In the light of the dawn

And the rims of the rain

If I lose my way, let the tide make it clear

With the breath of the west and your memory near

I will answer the sea when it calls out my name

And return to the shore like a spark to a flame