White Horses
from What You Got (You Got To Lose) by Dai Price
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lyrics
There was wind in the bottle so we let it loose
I fashioned a ring that was made for two
And the sea spoke softly
Take this fishbone to use as a comb
Take some seaweed to tie in a bow
Don't you worry if you're both alone
These white horses will carry you home
As soon as the waves had said their piece
We cast out a net and caught a feast
We whistled a tune to ward off the beast
And the sea spoke softly
Do you take this boy to use as your own
Tie him firm and never let go
Don't you worry if you're both alone
These white horses will carry you home
The coral was pink and the crabs were blue
The smell of the salt brought him to
He thought it a dream but it was true
And the sea spoke softly
See this driftwood, follow it all the way
In order to find you he travelled here on his own
It may be a thousand miles until you reach the shore
These white horses will carry you home
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Dai Price UK
Dai & The Ramblers include Dai Price on guitar and vocals, Alan Dunn on accordion, Rupert Gillett on double bass and Bob Loveday on fiddle.
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Nov 2022 -
Oct 2017 -
Jan 2014
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