Harbour

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For My Son and all our grown Childrem.

Harbour

There’s a harbour in my heart

Where you come and fix your sails

There’s no birth fee to pay

And there’s documents to sign

 

You can just relax,

Before figure what you need to do

For the ocean is vast yet wherever go

It always leads back to you.

 

There’s a museum in town

Full of memories of you

Seems the council here

Had nothing better to do

 

They change, room by room,

As the outer you grew

But when switch the lights

The inner you still glows

 

There’s a harbour in my heart

Where you come and fix your sails

There’s no birth fee to pay

And there’s documents to sign

 

If the storms grow too long

Why not set sail for me.

Otherwise, at least know

That there’s a part of you here

 

Alive and full of fire

That I’m wondering if it’s you

Powering all these lights,

 

That I’m wondering if it’s you

Powering all these street lights.

 

There’s a harbour in my heart

Where you used to fix your sails

There was no birthing fee to pay

And there were no documents to sign

 

You used to just relax,

Before figuring out what you needed to do

For the ocean is lost yet wherever you went

the currents always lead back to you.

 

Now there’s a museum in town

Full of memories of you

Seems the council here

Have nothing better to do

 

They change, room by room,

As the outer you grew

But when you switch off the lights

The inner you still glows

There’s a harbour in my heart

Where you used to fix your sails

 

There was no birthing fee to pay

And there were no documents to sign

If the storms grow too long

Why not set sail for me?

 

Otherwise, at least know,

That there’s a part of you here

Alive and so full of fire

That I’m wondering if it’s you who’s powering all of these lights,

 

That I’m wondering, if it could, be you

There’s a harbour in my heart

Where you can come and fix your sails

There will be no birthing fee to pay

And there will be

And there will never be any documents to sign