Song | Transmigration |
Artist | Pellek |
Album | Ocean of Opportunity |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
Filled my wicker basket to the brim with salt-spicy foods –I feel like a king | |
Because now, in a few thousand miles, | |
I've seen and done it all! | |
All thanks to my daughter who understood that treatment would do me no good | |
Now in less than a year I've been everywhere, | |
Mostly at sea and some in the air flying high! | |
From my cold Norway along the coast | |
Through Russian waters in my old boat | |
And we challenged the Sea of Okhotsk | |
Volcanoes and Japanese docks | |
Temples and a kind monk who shared his tea | |
With a freezing Norwegian from the sea | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern's soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God's Pocket, sea stars and seals – | |
Orca whales in the gleam | |
Shining down through junipers and silver firs, | |
I pulled our provisions right out of the earth | |
Through a modernized, scary dark place | |
I ran and I ran through fire and flames | |
And I rebuilt a worn out balloon, | |
Sailed in the air with the sun and the moon | |
Now I'm flying away, up, up and away | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern's soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God's Pocket, sea stars and seals – | |
Orca whales in the gleam |
Filled my wicker basket to the brim with saltspicy foods I feel like a king | |
Because now, in a few thousand miles, | |
I' ve seen and done it all! | |
All thanks to my daughter who understood that treatment would do me no good | |
Now in less than a year I' ve been everywhere, | |
Mostly at sea and some in the air flying high! | |
From my cold Norway along the coast | |
Through Russian waters in my old boat | |
And we challenged the Sea of Okhotsk | |
Volcanoes and Japanese docks | |
Temples and a kind monk who shared his tea | |
With a freezing Norwegian from the sea | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern' s soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God' s Pocket, sea stars and seals | |
Orca whales in the gleam | |
Shining down through junipers and silver firs, | |
I pulled our provisions right out of the earth | |
Through a modernized, scary dark place | |
I ran and I ran through fire and flames | |
And I rebuilt a worn out balloon, | |
Sailed in the air with the sun and the moon | |
Now I' m flying away, up, up and away | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern' s soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God' s Pocket, sea stars and seals | |
Orca whales in the gleam |
Filled my wicker basket to the brim with saltspicy foods I feel like a king | |
Because now, in a few thousand miles, | |
I' ve seen and done it all! | |
All thanks to my daughter who understood that treatment would do me no good | |
Now in less than a year I' ve been everywhere, | |
Mostly at sea and some in the air flying high! | |
From my cold Norway along the coast | |
Through Russian waters in my old boat | |
And we challenged the Sea of Okhotsk | |
Volcanoes and Japanese docks | |
Temples and a kind monk who shared his tea | |
With a freezing Norwegian from the sea | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern' s soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God' s Pocket, sea stars and seals | |
Orca whales in the gleam | |
Shining down through junipers and silver firs, | |
I pulled our provisions right out of the earth | |
Through a modernized, scary dark place | |
I ran and I ran through fire and flames | |
And I rebuilt a worn out balloon, | |
Sailed in the air with the sun and the moon | |
Now I' m flying away, up, up and away | |
We crossed the Pacific in a brigantine, | |
Heard the island tern' s soft scream | |
The lighthouse at God' s Pocket, sea stars and seals | |
Orca whales in the gleam |