Holy The Sea Lyrics - Razia's Shadow: A Musical - Forgive Durden

Please take a seat 

Let me tell you both a tale of love and hope 

It's a story that you may have heard before 

Told as mythical lore 

But this translation is clear 

Unlike the embellishments that have reached your ears 

There was a boy who shared your bones 

Your eager blood, your affinity for love 

He had it all in his hands 

And he watched it all turn to sand 

If this boy they speak of sincerely sits atop my family tree 

Then I was truly meant to leave the dark 

Down this path set out in front of me 

I will reunite this world's divided halves, fulfill my history 

This is more than divine decree, it's my destiny 

Digging 'round the deep, only missing out on sleep 

Chasing 'bout my head like the wolf that found the sheep 

Don't go digging 'round there, you be slipping bit too much 

Milling muck and mud with the mind that lost its touch 

I been traveling 'bout in time, never stepping out for much 

Deepest of the deep with the wolf that lost those sheep 

Because it's more than a little but less than a bunch 

Found their way around with the blind that lost its touch 

The choices he made that day 

To burn down the world he'd helped create 

Don't be scared, kid, you're gifted 

Follow this stream and live out that prophecy 

Watch out for the wicked ones 

Who call themselves beloved ones 

Beware of the medicine 

Before you lay your head again 

Watch out for the wicked ones 

Who call themselves beloved ones 

So they arrived at the doctor's camp, his crude shack 

A shanty with walls of broken glass 

Light leaking through the shattered cracks 

And though he was cordial the young couple was doubtful 

If this boy they speak of sincerely sits atop my family tree 

Then I was truly meant to leave the dark 

Down this path set out in front of me 

For the longshoremen had warned them 

To keep a close eye on their adored ones 

But they had journeyed for a reason 

They were here for the medicine 

To cure the infection 

But nothing could prepare him 

For the events that would ensnare them 

All he could do is trust what he knew 

He would listen to his gut and live for his love