The Golden Fleece Lyrics
| Song | The Golden Fleece |
| Artist | Bertie Higgins |
| Album | Wanted |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.00] | 作词 : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | 作曲 : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | The Golden Fleece |
| [00:09.11] | They came from Grecian islands, consumed by sacred fire |
| [00:15.54] | That burned inside their breasts where they roamed |
| [00:20.61] | Reminding them of wives and children, families left behind |
| [00:27.42] | As they sailed away from their ancestral home |
| [00:33.48] | From Kalimos and Halki, Carpathos, Simian Coast |
| [00:40.23] | Guided by St. Nicholas'cross the sea |
| [00:45.39] | They came at last to their new home on Florida's west coast |
| [00:52.26] | To Tarpon Springs where they made history |
| [00:57.69] | And like Jason and the Argonauts and brave Ulysses too |
| [01:04.53] | They're called to seek their destinies like all Greek heroes do |
| [01:09.99] | They made their home in Florida but always longed for Greece |
| [01:16.89] | As they sailed the Gulf of Mexico to find the Golden Fleece |
| [01:28.47] | Simple men and innocent, courageous without fear |
| [01:34.92] | Weathered by the sun and by the seas |
| [01:39.99] | With hearts forged from malignant fires |
| [01:43.74] | For seven thousand years |
| [01:46.95] | The spongers were of fierce determined greed |
| [01:52.02] | From Enclote Key they sailed their boats |
| [01:55.77] | For six months they'd be gone |
| [01:58.74] | To harvest sponge beneath the blue-green waves |
| [02:04.05] | From bins and drowning, sharks and gales, and blistering heat of sun |
| [02:10.95] | Many young men went to watery graves |
| [02:16.29] | But they built the town and brought their wives and families there to live |
| [02:23.01] | And embraced the wealth and freedom this new country had to give |
| [02:28.38] | And they're anchored by their heritage they left behind in Greece |
| [02:35.43] | When they came to live in Tarpon Springs to fish the golden fleas |
| [02:41.01] | And Father, now please sanctify the waters for our souls |
| [02:47.46] | Epiphany's past, the glendy's done, and now it's time to go |
| [02:52.89] | The young man who retrieved the cross sails with us at the dawn |
| [02:59.67] | Bless him and us and all our boats, pray for us while we're gone |
| [03:05.16] | Ευλογήσε τον πλόητος και όλος των πλοιών |
| [03:11.85] | Ευλογήσε τον πλήρωμα να βρούμε τον κελό |
| [03:17.07] | For we've sailed the Blue Aegean and the Gulf of Mexico |
| [03:23.73] | And the sea will always beckon us and we will always go |
| [03:29.31] | And Saint Nicholas guards the Mariner, Poseidon guards the seas |
| [03:36.15] | And with God's good grace and with your prayers |
| [03:40.05] | We'll find the golden fleece |
| [00:00.00] | zuo ci : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | zuo qu : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | The Golden Fleece |
| [00:09.11] | They came from Grecian islands, consumed by sacred fire |
| [00:15.54] | That burned inside their breasts where they roamed |
| [00:20.61] | Reminding them of wives and children, families left behind |
| [00:27.42] | As they sailed away from their ancestral home |
| [00:33.48] | From Kalimos and Halki, Carpathos, Simian Coast |
| [00:40.23] | Guided by St. Nicholas' cross the sea |
| [00:45.39] | They came at last to their new home on Florida' s west coast |
| [00:52.26] | To Tarpon Springs where they made history |
| [00:57.69] | And like Jason and the Argonauts and brave Ulysses too |
| [01:04.53] | They' re called to seek their destinies like all Greek heroes do |
| [01:09.99] | They made their home in Florida but always longed for Greece |
| [01:16.89] | As they sailed the Gulf of Mexico to find the Golden Fleece |
| [01:28.47] | Simple men and innocent, courageous without fear |
| [01:34.92] | Weathered by the sun and by the seas |
| [01:39.99] | With hearts forged from malignant fires |
| [01:43.74] | For seven thousand years |
| [01:46.95] | The spongers were of fierce determined greed |
| [01:52.02] | From Enclote Key they sailed their boats |
| [01:55.77] | For six months they' d be gone |
| [01:58.74] | To harvest sponge beneath the blue-green waves |
| [02:04.05] | From bins and drowning, sharks and gales, and blistering heat of sun |
| [02:10.95] | Many young men went to watery graves |
| [02:16.29] | But they built the town and brought their wives and families there to live |
| [02:23.01] | And embraced the wealth and freedom this new country had to give |
| [02:28.38] | And they' re anchored by their heritage they left behind in Greece |
| [02:35.43] | When they came to live in Tarpon Springs to fish the golden fleas |
| [02:41.01] | And Father, now please sanctify the waters for our souls |
| [02:47.46] | Epiphany' s past, the glendy' s done, and now it' s time to go |
| [02:52.89] | The young man who retrieved the cross sails with us at the dawn |
| [02:59.67] | Bless him and us and all our boats, pray for us while we' re gone |
| [03:05.16] | |
| [03:11.85] | |
| [03:17.07] | For we' ve sailed the Blue Aegean and the Gulf of Mexico |
| [03:23.73] | And the sea will always beckon us and we will always go |
| [03:29.31] | And Saint Nicholas guards the Mariner, Poseidon guards the seas |
| [03:36.15] | And with God' s good grace and with your prayers |
| [03:40.05] | We' ll find the golden fleece |
| [00:00.00] | zuò cí : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | zuò qǔ : Michael Jurgensen |
| [00:00.00] | The Golden Fleece |
| [00:09.11] | They came from Grecian islands, consumed by sacred fire |
| [00:15.54] | That burned inside their breasts where they roamed |
| [00:20.61] | Reminding them of wives and children, families left behind |
| [00:27.42] | As they sailed away from their ancestral home |
| [00:33.48] | From Kalimos and Halki, Carpathos, Simian Coast |
| [00:40.23] | Guided by St. Nicholas' cross the sea |
| [00:45.39] | They came at last to their new home on Florida' s west coast |
| [00:52.26] | To Tarpon Springs where they made history |
| [00:57.69] | And like Jason and the Argonauts and brave Ulysses too |
| [01:04.53] | They' re called to seek their destinies like all Greek heroes do |
| [01:09.99] | They made their home in Florida but always longed for Greece |
| [01:16.89] | As they sailed the Gulf of Mexico to find the Golden Fleece |
| [01:28.47] | Simple men and innocent, courageous without fear |
| [01:34.92] | Weathered by the sun and by the seas |
| [01:39.99] | With hearts forged from malignant fires |
| [01:43.74] | For seven thousand years |
| [01:46.95] | The spongers were of fierce determined greed |
| [01:52.02] | From Enclote Key they sailed their boats |
| [01:55.77] | For six months they' d be gone |
| [01:58.74] | To harvest sponge beneath the blue-green waves |
| [02:04.05] | From bins and drowning, sharks and gales, and blistering heat of sun |
| [02:10.95] | Many young men went to watery graves |
| [02:16.29] | But they built the town and brought their wives and families there to live |
| [02:23.01] | And embraced the wealth and freedom this new country had to give |
| [02:28.38] | And they' re anchored by their heritage they left behind in Greece |
| [02:35.43] | When they came to live in Tarpon Springs to fish the golden fleas |
| [02:41.01] | And Father, now please sanctify the waters for our souls |
| [02:47.46] | Epiphany' s past, the glendy' s done, and now it' s time to go |
| [02:52.89] | The young man who retrieved the cross sails with us at the dawn |
| [02:59.67] | Bless him and us and all our boats, pray for us while we' re gone |
| [03:05.16] | |
| [03:11.85] | |
| [03:17.07] | For we' ve sailed the Blue Aegean and the Gulf of Mexico |
| [03:23.73] | And the sea will always beckon us and we will always go |
| [03:29.31] | And Saint Nicholas guards the Mariner, Poseidon guards the seas |
| [03:36.15] | And with God' s good grace and with your prayers |
| [03:40.05] | We' ll find the golden fleece |
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