Under the Ocean Lyrics

Wheels turn, that cycles turn around

How many turn to bring myself to wake?

To hear my laughter, would not hear a sound

If fortune hears the many turns I take

Should I never be concerned about anything

For, then would not? would she now take the ring?

If the sun would give us light at last

What good would be the many days long past?

And the sun to come at night would be

As nothing to the sun that everyone can see

The light is meant to strow upon the grass

Lighter than the feet of a once-gentile lass

And now, the day is gone

And what cold come at night in others now lives on

For, what was painful now 'comes dear

And now she lives away from here

So far away from here

Oh, she'll never know me true

She'll never raise her eyebrows like she always do

Well, she won, she won, she got her little kind of fame

But, now she's got it, no one else can take the blame

Now the winds are changing—feel it in the bones

And on the road to Hell, you see the life that it condones

The life you never thought you knew until you sudden' knew it

The card you never thought you'd draw until you drew it

The grapefruit tree

Afternoons in the garden will never seem to me

How the winter cold and grey

Could make my love so slip away

Slip away

Slip away

Sally forth, the lovers in the rain

Having every outcome be the same

Having now that one was prone to feign

Who had felt the better of the strain?

What had not the feigner failed to see?

That the world would not bow to his decree?

That some day his love would start to flee?

That the cost was an essential fee?

Sally forth, the lovers in the rain

Having every outcome be the same

Having now that one was prone to feign

Who had felt the better of the strain?

What had not the feigner failed to see?

That the world would not bow to his decree?

That some day his love would start to flee?

That the cost was an essential fee?