Duncan Dhu
Miscellaneous
My Land, My House And A Woman
The waves break in my heart
And my head searches for a reason
The wind combs the grass as it passes
On the screen of an old bar
And there I left what I loved most
My land, my house and a woman
And that old hotel, with which I dreamed so much.
A boat that woke up early
Wakes up to the water, splits it in two.
Before dawn it goes out to search
The silence that the sea offers.
And there I left what I loved most
My land, my house and a woman
And what became of you, if you remember, think of me.
The green fields they cover without seeing
That land that I loved so much.
Some dogs can be heard barking
The storm is already approaching.
And there I left what I loved most
br/>My land, my house and a woman
And that old man who used to drink so much.
In every port there is a lantern
That I light in my room
Only the clouds can carry
A thousand memories to my city.
And there I left what I loved most
My land, my house and a woman.
Today I saw a train
I won't be long before coming back.

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