Ragdoll

Duration

3:34

Genres

Folk

Description

Lyrics

From the corner of my room, I can see you flashing out With a basket in your hand, a cup of tea and a bit of sand You were waving in the crowd, making room to cry out loud To your mother at the door, sweeping cobwebs on the floor Won't you come and rescue me, from the monster in the sea And the hell in Baton Rouge, don't respectfully refuse Oh I am just a soldier looking for some common ground The norweigans say I fooled you, when the bodies hit the ground But I'm standing here alone, looking for a way back home You are just a princess, walking through the gallery Without a privilege to be free, I hope to god I find the key Heaven only knows why I have focused in on you I guess there's nothing else to do, Maybe my love for you is true Every day and night, you are a witness to my sight You are the keeper at the gate, the one who measures up my fate But I am just a soldier looking for some common ground The norweigans say I fooled you, when the bodies hit the ground But I'm standing here alone, looking for a way back home Travelling abound I've seen the blows, I've heard the sound Of the wreckage hit the ground, a thousand bodies lost and found Underneath the ocean, washed away into the sea Like the fading hands of time, or the long forgotten crime I was swept into the storm but I've been thankfully reborn Now the world has come my way and I can live for just today And I am just a soldier looking for some common ground The norweigans say I fooled you, when the bodies hit the ground But I'm standing here alone, looking for a way back home