The Waves Roll Out The Brothers Four
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[Verse 1]
Oh, come along boys, I'll sing you a song
About the days when the fish were thick, and I was young and strong
We set sail one morning in the teeth of a howling wind
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
[Verse 2]
Then late that night, there rose a gale
And it snapped the mast like a stick of wood, and it ripped the sail
You should've seen the compass whirl as the ship began to spin
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
[Verse 3]
Then the sea turned red, and the sky went white
And I heard a weird and wailing cry tear through the night
And the sea opened up like a gaping mouth and pulled us screaming in
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
Oh, come along boys, I'll sing you a song
About the days when the fish were thick, and I was young and strong
We set sail one morning in the teeth of a howling wind
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
[Verse 2]
Then late that night, there rose a gale
And it snapped the mast like a stick of wood, and it ripped the sail
You should've seen the compass whirl as the ship began to spin
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
[Verse 3]
Then the sea turned red, and the sky went white
And I heard a weird and wailing cry tear through the night
And the sea opened up like a gaping mouth and pulled us screaming in
[Chorus]
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
And the waves roll out, and the waves roll in
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