Icehouse - Wind And Sail

Now as the early light is catching the folds Black lace and satin wrapped Wrapped up against her face She turns her frozen steps To break the frost and cold Beyond the misty bay, still sleeping to the east Too many miles (too many miles) She hears the seabirds call (She hears the seabirds call) Her captain's ship (her captain's ship) She waits for wind and sail Below the breaking point, the tide will ebb and fall The storm is silent now As silent as the dawn Above the rocks and cliffs She watches all the while She waits for distant sails that never will return Too many miles (too many miles) She hears the seabirds call (She hears the seabirds call) Her captain's ship She waits for wind and sail (She waits for wind and sail) Below the breaking point, the tide will ebb and fall Above the rocks and cliffs She watches all the while Too many miles She hears the seabirds call Her captain's ship She waits for wind and sail Too many miles (too many miles) She hears the seabirds call Her captain's ship (her captain's ship) She waits for wind and sail She hears the seabirds call She waits for wind and sail She waits for wind and sail