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Rocking through the night
All is silent...southern cross
It’s easy for me to write
Even though I wonder...
But I feel nothing seems lost
We’re still full of hope
Although the trip is grinding
What can I say
Remember how we talked about
A world that’s free
It may be hard to find
The land where war and hatred ceased to be
And the ship is sailing on across the ocean
We said farewell to yesterday
But in a year and one more day
You’ll read the headlines everywhere
About the daring messengers
Who found an island in the sea
Untouched by misery
I’m wearing your bandanna
Your picture’s in my mind
Well concealed
And the vision of your face
Is never far away no no
It’s always with me
So your smile is my companian
Till I’m back with you again
We said farewell to yesterday
But in a year and one more day
You’ll raed the news throughout the land
About some new-age emigrants
Who found an island in the sea
Untouched by misery
The ship sailed on...course: south-west, passing cape harn heading
Far the pacific ocean... no storm no damage to it’s body could stop
It on it’s way. . . but the destination was still so far away
They had sailed for almost four months and four days...
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