All my life, I’ve learned to reside by the water Although the strangers fear the waves, And the creatures fears the people; I saw the sparkle of the mysterious bodies that laid between the lands, I felt the call of the tide and the light of the moon When growing old, it will always be there; I’m sure, So as I look beyond the creatures that lay in the dark water; Know that when I perish along the waves, To not look for me beneath the sunsets on the horizon, Or the twinkling lights in the night sky; Look for me in the ocean; I will wave to you hello and wave to you goodbye I will watch you from the house with the blaring light, when you build a castle along the moat of the shore, I can be the wind that moves through the trees to your yellow hair And when I come back to you again; I will be a stranger, fearing your waves But eventually falling in love with the crashing of your blue swells and the specks of your yellow hair Then I will know; This is where I reside Along the tides Along the shore Filled with love And nothing more.