Haul Away
from Connectivity by Grace Petrie
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about
Written by Grace Petrie
lyrics
The heart of me is ocean bound
But I come from a landlocked town
No coasts or caverns to be found
Among the plains and fens
But when the road takes me in reach
Of ocean waters that beseech
Me every time to scour the beach
In search of hidden gems
Along the shore where can be seen
In frosty white, in blue and green
Some days even aquamarine
All from the water thrown
Discarded shards of glass who all
Were swept up in this waterfall
And now whose bodies so recall
The stories of their own
Haul away, haul away
I'm bound to follow oceans, I know no other way
Haul away, haul away
And make me who I am today
Well who amongst us can’t relate
To such an ordinary fate
As living in a constant state
Of battling with the tide
Who started out a fragile shell
That broke apart each time it fell
That you could see straight through as well
And know what lay inside
Then traded days in pubs and bars
For crashing waves beneath the stars
And storms that gave us battle scars
When best adventure beckoned
Who turned with currents, met with caves
Wandered lost among the waves
And managed to avoid our graves
But sometimes by mere seconds
Haul away, haul away
I’m bound to follow oceans, I know no other way
Haul away, haul away
And make me who I am today
Blessed those that understand
We all return back to the sand
We were born of, but bear the brand
Of suffering and our pleasure
Now I find that that time and tides
Have worn my edges, smoothed my sides
For tourists who come wandering by
To mistake me for treasure
Haul away, haul away
I'm no kind of opponent for the current or the sway
Haul away, haul away
That make me who I am today
But I come from a landlocked town
No coasts or caverns to be found
Among the plains and fens
But when the road takes me in reach
Of ocean waters that beseech
Me every time to scour the beach
In search of hidden gems
Along the shore where can be seen
In frosty white, in blue and green
Some days even aquamarine
All from the water thrown
Discarded shards of glass who all
Were swept up in this waterfall
And now whose bodies so recall
The stories of their own
Haul away, haul away
I'm bound to follow oceans, I know no other way
Haul away, haul away
And make me who I am today
Well who amongst us can’t relate
To such an ordinary fate
As living in a constant state
Of battling with the tide
Who started out a fragile shell
That broke apart each time it fell
That you could see straight through as well
And know what lay inside
Then traded days in pubs and bars
For crashing waves beneath the stars
And storms that gave us battle scars
When best adventure beckoned
Who turned with currents, met with caves
Wandered lost among the waves
And managed to avoid our graves
But sometimes by mere seconds
Haul away, haul away
I’m bound to follow oceans, I know no other way
Haul away, haul away
And make me who I am today
Blessed those that understand
We all return back to the sand
We were born of, but bear the brand
Of suffering and our pleasure
Now I find that that time and tides
Have worn my edges, smoothed my sides
For tourists who come wandering by
To mistake me for treasure
Haul away, haul away
I'm no kind of opponent for the current or the sway
Haul away, haul away
That make me who I am today
credits
from Connectivity,
released October 4, 2021
Grace Petrie - guitar, vocals
Ben Moss - fiddle, vocals
Produced and mixed by Matt De Burgh Daly
Mastered by Neil Ferguson
Grace Petrie - guitar, vocals
Ben Moss - fiddle, vocals
Produced and mixed by Matt De Burgh Daly
Mastered by Neil Ferguson
license
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Aug 15Ottery St Mary, UK
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