Coming home after a long long walk
Coming home after a dozen of walks
Coming home after a long long war
Coming home after a dozen of wars

We are out of wind
We have pock-marked chin
We have lots of water
We turn the other cheek and we win

One thousand stories and there's always more
We've been offered one more lap to go
In my hand I hold a key
It's dear to me cause I know where it leads

We are out of wind
We have pock-marked chin
We have all this water
We turn the other cheek and we grin


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The Captain [Troy Pierce Barado En Locombia] Lyrics as written by Olof Bjorn Dreijer Karin Elizabeth Dreijer Andersson

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    Isn't it "One thousand stories and there's always more." ?

    ComparedPallidon January 08, 2007   Link

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