Noseworthy and Piercy Lyrics

Song	Noseworthy and Piercy
Artist	Enter the Haggis
Album	Gutter Anthems
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	作曲 : Downie, Enter The Haggis ...
	Noseworthy and Piercy were two fine fisherman
	Off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
	Oh the ocean's an angel with the face of a flounder
	Ah she holds the devil by the hand
	"Good catch to you all," calls the captain, Robert Rose
	The dory boats are lowered where the fathoms fall below
	The red sun scowls and the wind the wiser
	Whispering a warning o'er the lines
	Those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	Salt water in our veins and the captain at the reins
	Our wandering souls the freest
	Our wandering souls the freest of the free
	When the mother ship's cannon cracked the signal to return
	The clouds were building bastions in the swirling up above
	Poseidon the king and the wind his jester
	Dancing with the Lightning Lady Fair
	The black water boiled and the dory pitched and toiled
	Can you hear the claxon calling out your name
	Are we anchored to a fate to die upon the waves
	Far from all our family
	Far from all our family and friends
	Tiny fingers pressed agains the window pane
	Find your father's star upon the sea
	Keep your faith like teeth beneath your pillow case
	Until the day when he returns again
	Wind breath of wind and bones of ice
	They cast their cries into the night
	Lost, alone, adrift, alive
	After two days and nights with the oars in the grave
	The two men were given for gone, gone away
	Bitter news, it travels well, like a schooner on a swell
	Their families learned the story of their fate
	But on the ocean high a rescue had come by
	And took them to the Old World on the far Atlantic side
	After two months gone the blessed harbour of St. John's
	Rolled in on the North Atlantic tide
	For those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	But when the heart is strong you'll return where you belong
	They made it back to Newfoundland
	They made it back to Newfoundland again

	zuo qu : Downie, Enter The Haggis ...
	Noseworthy and Piercy were two fine fisherman
	Off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
	Oh the ocean' s an angel with the face of a flounder
	Ah she holds the devil by the hand
	" Good catch to you all," calls the captain, Robert Rose
	The dory boats are lowered where the fathoms fall below
	The red sun scowls and the wind the wiser
	Whispering a warning o' er the lines
	Those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	Salt water in our veins and the captain at the reins
	Our wandering souls the freest
	Our wandering souls the freest of the free
	When the mother ship' s cannon cracked the signal to return
	The clouds were building bastions in the swirling up above
	Poseidon the king and the wind his jester
	Dancing with the Lightning Lady Fair
	The black water boiled and the dory pitched and toiled
	Can you hear the claxon calling out your name
	Are we anchored to a fate to die upon the waves
	Far from all our family
	Far from all our family and friends
	Tiny fingers pressed agains the window pane
	Find your father' s star upon the sea
	Keep your faith like teeth beneath your pillow case
	Until the day when he returns again
	Wind breath of wind and bones of ice
	They cast their cries into the night
	Lost, alone, adrift, alive
	After two days and nights with the oars in the grave
	The two men were given for gone, gone away
	Bitter news, it travels well, like a schooner on a swell
	Their families learned the story of their fate
	But on the ocean high a rescue had come by
	And took them to the Old World on the far Atlantic side
	After two months gone the blessed harbour of St. John' s
	Rolled in on the North Atlantic tide
	For those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	But when the heart is strong you' ll return where you belong
	They made it back to Newfoundland
	They made it back to Newfoundland again

	zuò qǔ : Downie, Enter The Haggis ...
	Noseworthy and Piercy were two fine fisherman
	Off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland
	Oh the ocean' s an angel with the face of a flounder
	Ah she holds the devil by the hand
	" Good catch to you all," calls the captain, Robert Rose
	The dory boats are lowered where the fathoms fall below
	The red sun scowls and the wind the wiser
	Whispering a warning o' er the lines
	Those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	Salt water in our veins and the captain at the reins
	Our wandering souls the freest
	Our wandering souls the freest of the free
	When the mother ship' s cannon cracked the signal to return
	The clouds were building bastions in the swirling up above
	Poseidon the king and the wind his jester
	Dancing with the Lightning Lady Fair
	The black water boiled and the dory pitched and toiled
	Can you hear the claxon calling out your name
	Are we anchored to a fate to die upon the waves
	Far from all our family
	Far from all our family and friends
	Tiny fingers pressed agains the window pane
	Find your father' s star upon the sea
	Keep your faith like teeth beneath your pillow case
	Until the day when he returns again
	Wind breath of wind and bones of ice
	They cast their cries into the night
	Lost, alone, adrift, alive
	After two days and nights with the oars in the grave
	The two men were given for gone, gone away
	Bitter news, it travels well, like a schooner on a swell
	Their families learned the story of their fate
	But on the ocean high a rescue had come by
	And took them to the Old World on the far Atlantic side
	After two months gone the blessed harbour of St. John' s
	Rolled in on the North Atlantic tide
	For those who dwell ashore know nothing of the lore
	And the glory and the mystery of the deep
	But when the heart is strong you' ll return where you belong
	They made it back to Newfoundland
	They made it back to Newfoundland again

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