When The Ship Comes In
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When The Ship Comes In
By Bob Dylan
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Oh, the
time will come
up when the
wind will
stop,
And the
breeze will
cease to be
breathin'.
Like a
stillness in the
wind before the
hurricane be
gins.
The
hour that the
ship
comes
in.
And the
seas will split and the
ship will
hit,
And the
sands on the
shoreline will be
shaking,
And the
tide will
sound and the
waves will
pound,
And the
morning
will be
break
ing.
Oh, the
fishes will
laugh as they
swim out of the
path,
And the
sea gulls,
they'll be
smiling.
And the
rocks on the
sand will
proudly
stand,
The
hour that the
ship co
mes
in.
And the
words that are
used for to
get the ship confused,
Will
not be unders
tood as they're
spoken.
For the
chains of the
sea will have
busted in the
night,
And be
buried in the
bottom of the
oce
an.
A
song will
lift as the
main sail
shifts,
And the
boat
drifts on to the
shoreline.
And the
sun will
respect every
face on the
deck,
The
hour that the
ship co
mes
in.
Then the
sands will roll out a
carpet of
gold,
For your
weary
toes to be a-
touchin'.
And the
ship's wise
men will re
mind you once
again,
That the
whole wide
world is
watch
in'
.
Oh, the
foes will
rise with the
sleep still in their
eyes,
And they'll
jerk from their
beds and think they're
dreamin'.
But they
'll pinch themselves and
squeal and they'll
know that it's for
real,
The
hour that the
ship co
mes
in.
Then they'll
raise their hands sayin', "We'll
meet all your de
mands."
But we'll
shout from the
bow, "Your days are
numbered."
And like
Pharaoh's
tribe they'll be
drownded in the
tide,
And like
Goliath,
they'll be
conquere
d.
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