Crossing the Water

Lyrics
We are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night Oh we are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night For there is no shallow water, and naught but love to keep Us safely from the dangers and the devils of the deep And with every breath within us We search forever more To find some peaceful harbor on that far-off shore And we are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night For some it is a glory, for some it is a game For some it is a story filled with of emptiness and pain But as rising winds in chorus We search for steady ground There is only that before us, there can be no turning 'round And we are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night Oh there is no other journey that will ever be the same No second-chance horizon that will call you by your name When the welling waves wash o'er you And stormy winds they drive Give your heart a song, sing it loud and long keep your dreams alive And we are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night Oh we are crossing the water our whole life through We are making a passage that is straight and true Every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night Oh, every heart is a vessel Every dream is a light Shining through the darkness of the blackest night
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Credits
- Writers
- Bill Staines