| Song | 7th Wave |
| Artist | Gaoler's Daughter |
| Album | How To Make Time |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:12.28] | When the horses on the roundabout |
| [00:15.54] | Cease to smile |
| [00:18.87] | And the wind whips tarpaulin on |
| [00:21.75] | The deck-chair piles |
| [00:24.31] | And wet pebble-dash looks like skin |
| [00:27.12] | Of crocodiles |
| [00:30.43] | I take a ride down by the sea |
| [00:36.12] | Take a ride on my trusty steed |
| [00:42.00] | I grabbed life by the handlebars |
| [00:45.19] | And it begged me to stop |
| [00:47.69] | Rode it down the hill |
| [00:49.50] | Peddled hard right from the top |
| [00:53.50] | My skin was greedy for the thrill |
| [00:56.19] | Of a million rain-drops |
| [00:59.13] | My lungs they gorged on the gushing air |
| [01:05.00] | My eyes like pin-balls darting everywhere |
| [01:10.19] | Well I know |
| [01:11.50] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [01:14.38] | Mother used to say |
| [01:16.75] | But they will roll back |
| [01:19.38] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [01:34.75] | I look up and see a thundercloud |
| [01:38.07] | Swoop and rise |
| [01:40.63] | But it’s the starlings from the pier |
| [01:43.88] | I quickly realize |
| [01:46.56] | As my front wheel buckles |
| [01:48.88] | And sends me up into the skies |
| [01:52.44] | And my face skids along wet concrete |
| [01:58.06] | And gets overtaken by my feet |
| [02:03.32] | Well I know |
| [02:04.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:07.94] | Mother used to say |
| [02:09.81] | But they will roll back |
| [02:10.94] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:15.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:18.63] | Mother used to say |
| [02:20.50] | But they will roll back |
| [02:24.32] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:39.44] | And lying on the ground |
| [02:41.44] | I see the 7th wave roll in |
| [02:45.25] | Like an excited puppy |
| [02:47.57] | Tongue out clattering |
| [02:49.13] | And tripping |
| [02:51.07] | I see it as it makes its way |
| [02:54.01] | Up the beach; grasping |
| [02:57.25] | And see it swallowed up by the sea |
| [03:02.97] | So I set fire to my rusty steed |
| [03:08.41] | Well I know |
| [03:09.28] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:12.47] | Mother used to say |
| [03:14.28] | But they will roll back |
| [03:16.72] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [03:19.85] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:24.16] | Mother used to say |
| [03:26.16] | But they will roll back |
| [03:28.28] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [00:12.28] | When the horses on the roundabout |
| [00:15.54] | Cease to smile |
| [00:18.87] | And the wind whips tarpaulin on |
| [00:21.75] | The deckchair piles |
| [00:24.31] | And wet pebbledash looks like skin |
| [00:27.12] | Of crocodiles |
| [00:30.43] | I take a ride down by the sea |
| [00:36.12] | Take a ride on my trusty steed |
| [00:42.00] | I grabbed life by the handlebars |
| [00:45.19] | And it begged me to stop |
| [00:47.69] | Rode it down the hill |
| [00:49.50] | Peddled hard right from the top |
| [00:53.50] | My skin was greedy for the thrill |
| [00:56.19] | Of a million raindrops |
| [00:59.13] | My lungs they gorged on the gushing air |
| [01:05.00] | My eyes like pinballs darting everywhere |
| [01:10.19] | Well I know |
| [01:11.50] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [01:14.38] | Mother used to say |
| [01:16.75] | But they will roll back |
| [01:19.38] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [01:34.75] | I look up and see a thundercloud |
| [01:38.07] | Swoop and rise |
| [01:40.63] | But it' s the starlings from the pier |
| [01:43.88] | I quickly realize |
| [01:46.56] | As my front wheel buckles |
| [01:48.88] | And sends me up into the skies |
| [01:52.44] | And my face skids along wet concrete |
| [01:58.06] | And gets overtaken by my feet |
| [02:03.32] | Well I know |
| [02:04.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:07.94] | Mother used to say |
| [02:09.81] | But they will roll back |
| [02:10.94] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:15.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:18.63] | Mother used to say |
| [02:20.50] | But they will roll back |
| [02:24.32] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:39.44] | And lying on the ground |
| [02:41.44] | I see the 7th wave roll in |
| [02:45.25] | Like an excited puppy |
| [02:47.57] | Tongue out clattering |
| [02:49.13] | And tripping |
| [02:51.07] | I see it as it makes its way |
| [02:54.01] | Up the beach grasping |
| [02:57.25] | And see it swallowed up by the sea |
| [03:02.97] | So I set fire to my rusty steed |
| [03:08.41] | Well I know |
| [03:09.28] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:12.47] | Mother used to say |
| [03:14.28] | But they will roll back |
| [03:16.72] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [03:19.85] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:24.16] | Mother used to say |
| [03:26.16] | But they will roll back |
| [03:28.28] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [00:12.28] | When the horses on the roundabout |
| [00:15.54] | Cease to smile |
| [00:18.87] | And the wind whips tarpaulin on |
| [00:21.75] | The deckchair piles |
| [00:24.31] | And wet pebbledash looks like skin |
| [00:27.12] | Of crocodiles |
| [00:30.43] | I take a ride down by the sea |
| [00:36.12] | Take a ride on my trusty steed |
| [00:42.00] | I grabbed life by the handlebars |
| [00:45.19] | And it begged me to stop |
| [00:47.69] | Rode it down the hill |
| [00:49.50] | Peddled hard right from the top |
| [00:53.50] | My skin was greedy for the thrill |
| [00:56.19] | Of a million raindrops |
| [00:59.13] | My lungs they gorged on the gushing air |
| [01:05.00] | My eyes like pinballs darting everywhere |
| [01:10.19] | Well I know |
| [01:11.50] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [01:14.38] | Mother used to say |
| [01:16.75] | But they will roll back |
| [01:19.38] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [01:34.75] | I look up and see a thundercloud |
| [01:38.07] | Swoop and rise |
| [01:40.63] | But it' s the starlings from the pier |
| [01:43.88] | I quickly realize |
| [01:46.56] | As my front wheel buckles |
| [01:48.88] | And sends me up into the skies |
| [01:52.44] | And my face skids along wet concrete |
| [01:58.06] | And gets overtaken by my feet |
| [02:03.32] | Well I know |
| [02:04.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:07.94] | Mother used to say |
| [02:09.81] | But they will roll back |
| [02:10.94] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:15.63] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [02:18.63] | Mother used to say |
| [02:20.50] | But they will roll back |
| [02:24.32] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [02:39.44] | And lying on the ground |
| [02:41.44] | I see the 7th wave roll in |
| [02:45.25] | Like an excited puppy |
| [02:47.57] | Tongue out clattering |
| [02:49.13] | And tripping |
| [02:51.07] | I see it as it makes its way |
| [02:54.01] | Up the beach grasping |
| [02:57.25] | And see it swallowed up by the sea |
| [03:02.97] | So I set fire to my rusty steed |
| [03:08.41] | Well I know |
| [03:09.28] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:12.47] | Mother used to say |
| [03:14.28] | But they will roll back |
| [03:16.72] | Into the sea the very same way |
| [03:19.85] | The 7th wave is the biggest wave |
| [03:24.16] | Mother used to say |
| [03:26.16] | But they will roll back |
| [03:28.28] | Into the sea the very same way |