Tall Ships Go
   
 
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Album Information

Album Name (Year):
Steeltown (1984)
Record Label:
Mercury Records
Billboard Chart:
The Billboard 200
Entry Week (Position):
11/24/1984 (95)
Peak Position:
70
Weeks On Chart:
17
Songs On This Album: (Click For Lyrics)


Album Notes
This album also spent 21 weeks on the British Charts starting 10/27/84, peaking at #1.
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I dreamed I heard that you were dead
I dreamed I searched an empty bed
For a sign of you

And the sea called hard to me
Like a cell without a key
And I felt the distance

I watched the tall ships go
With the drift wood on the flow
With pride that grows in hardship
And I knew you were below

I hear your voice
And it keeps me from sleeping
Why must it always be dreams
When your voice comes to me

I dreamed you felt the typhoon spit
And walked into the heart of it
While the sea gulls cry

I know how to feel that call
It never suited me at all
But some are born to it

And you seemed so bright and hard
Like a bloody edge of sword
But if you're an enemy
Then you look a lot like me

I hear your voice
And it keeps me from sleeping
Why must it always be dreams
When your voice comes to me

I dreamed you sailed me to the swamp in a black boat
You spoke to me of things
Of the shame that years will bring
And I felt your hand shake

Though you always seemed so hard
Now I never see the sword
And I find the enemy
Has to feel the same as me

I hear your voice
And it keeps me from sleeping
Why must it always be dreams
When your voice comes to me


 
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Song Information
Song Written By:
Stuart Adamson, Mark Brzezicki, Tony Butler, Bruce Watson
Track Number:
06
Track Length:
4:38
Billboard Chart:
Song did not chart
Entry Week (Position):
- -
Peak Position:
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Weeks On Chart:
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