The Siren Lyrics

She's got all the seeming of a siren

Sleeping calm and idle on an island

Tempest-tossed, with one eye open

A faint voice emanating hoping

I recall

I had the human nature after all

The kind that aids in both our rise and fall

Couldn't resist surrender to her call

Vibrant, so lush

Alluring timbres

Sea-winds did brush

Passed my bold crush

And in the wind some kind of wiseman draws on and explains

That you, my friend, are going straight to hell

Well, everybody dies; even you and even me

So for now, I feel like taking time off and be free

It smells like shame, but who's to blame?

I'll climb the hard steps to you all the same

The bait looks ripe, I want it now

I'm not mindful of the morrow anyhow

She's got all the seeming of a siren

Gazing towards me, calling, always smiling

Innocent, tough mischievous and silent

Pleading for me to be her reliant

And in the wind some kind of wiseman draws on and explains

That you, my friend, are going straight to hell

Well, everybody dies; even you and even me

So for now, I feel like taking time off and be free

I had the skills to rest the mournful crying

I even conquered a sea so violent

It was dissuaded, I kept defiant

All for you, it got me skewered by a trident

And in the wind some kind of wiseman draws on and explains

That you, my friend, are going straight to hell

Well, everybody dies; even you and even me

So for now, I feel like taking time off and be free