Swedish Magazines - Waves of Bering Strait

I dream a lot
I dream of a silver ship
Aloft on a windy peak, asleep on a mountain top
And I sail away over a silver sea
Out to a stony beach, high on a salty breeze
For these memories just aint too kind to me
Too many lost yesterday's trail off to eternity
But I remember you, your mother had silver hair
She was so good to me, even though I weren't ever there
I aint a lonely man, I am a man apart
Never came from a broken home, never did have a broken heart
But I was a stranger there, even in the town I was born
So much so, when I disappeared, no one realised that I was gone
But you never knew, maybe you never saw
When you walked in the room, I would always hold the door
But too sensitive thus I had to be stronger
Not that anyone thing hurt less the more that I did shoulder
Like restless sleep, do you wake up at night
Does your hand only touch the wall when you blindly search for the light?
Then you can sympathise, there's nowhere that I belong
But baby please realise, love to me aint alien
I aint a lonely man, I am a man apart
Never came from a broken home, never did have a broken heart
But I was a stranger there, even in the town I was born
So much so when I disappeared, no one realised that I was gone
Waves of Bering Strait

(lyric and music by Van Walker)

Written by:
DONOVAN WALKER

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