cover your ears
disguise the sound
choose your course but don't turn around
the voice you hear will drag you in,
it will swallow you, don't let her in,
cover your ears
the hurt will end
but you musn't break
and you musn't bend
don't look back
it's all the same
you can't go back to that stupid game

the siren song

when you give up
and when you give in
you'll dash your heart against the rocks

close your heart,
close your eyes
before you fall to all these lies
it doesn't matter,
it will never change
this hated element still remains.
it still remains

cover your ears
disguise the sound
choose your course but don't turn around
the voice you hear will drag you in,
it will swallow you, don't let her in,
cover your ears
the hurt will end
but you musn't break
and you musn't bend
don't look back
it's all the same
you can't go back to that stupid game

the siren song

don't look back
you've got to be strong
you cannot listen to the siren's song

the siren song


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    This song is about Odyessus' aventure with the Sirens. Homer said that when their song is heard, it lured mariners to their destruction on the rocks surrounding their island. Sirens are creatures with the head of a female and the body of a bird.

    HearMeWhisperon March 23, 2007   Link

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