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Debra Cowan - Across the Water (Ken Batts) Lyrics

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  • Liza met a fisherman forty years ago
  • At his pier on the coastal island
  • She came by footbridge across the water
  • Came to get away from the rush for a couple of hours
  • They sat on a bench by the shore
  • Where he'd laid out his nets for mending
  • Talked about summer, wind and tides
  • Sound and beauty of the sea that is never ending
  • She went home alone to her room in the city
  • Thinking about the man with the ocean in his eyes
  • He lay awake listened to the night waves breaking
  • He hadn't heard them all before
  • There were soft ones that almost said her name
  • Days of wine and wildflowers
  • Evenings by a driftwood fire
  • Lying tight beneath the stars
  • Walking along the moonlit sand together
  • Winter was warm in the old wooden house
  • On a hill above the harbor
  • Dancing to songs on the radio
  • Watching the snowflakes fall into the water
  • Out at the edge of the world there's a powerful rhythm
  • Ancient song of life land sea and sky
  • He used to listen sometimes before he found her
  • Now it's playing for him all the time
  • She hears the melody and the heartbeat
  • Music that's been playing since the world was new
  • Even when the hardest winds are howling
  • They both hear the same tune
  • They just want to listen on and on
  • Liza met a fisherman forty years ago
  • At his pier on the coastal island
  • She came by footbridge across the water
  • Came to get away from the rush for a couple of hours

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