So Sail On

Album: Speed Of Darkness (2011)
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  • Time to take a breath once more
    Before the hammer blow
    Wrap myself around the veil
    Against the bitter cold
    Body bruised from selfishness
    The penny dropped too late I guess

    [Chorus]
    So sail on
    To all now born
    So sail on to you

    Raise my glass to all before
    True friends I have known
    Take me to my virgin grave
    Beneath the haunting snow
    Nothing left but fare thee well
    I wish you health, and please take care

    [Chorus x4] Writer/s: Bridget A Regan, David R King, Dennis Casey, George Edward Schwindt, Matthew A Hensley, Nathen Maxwell, Robert Anthony Schmidt
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
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