With - Lyrics - Jason Webley

Jason Webley is an American musician known for his fusion of folk, experimental and alternative music. He began as a street performer, playing accordion in the streets of Seattle, Washington, but has since moved in-doors and on stage, playing various venues.

Six long months at sea, now a warmer current brings Echoed fragments of a song I think we wrote With a worn thin book of maps and a faith so full of holes It's a miracle we even stayed afloat We could taste the salt through our fingertips And knew the time had come So we said goodbye to the lives we'd lived And we pulled our anchor up Now we scrape the barnacles from off our hearts And we row the boat to shore, hallelujah You can feel the end even as we start And we row the boat to shore, hallelujah Just done letting go of the things I used to own Now I guess the tides are changing once again I got so *** good at navigating on my own But I guess it's time to bring the old boat in Well, I've worked so hard to get my sea legs I've earned these calloused hands But I drank this ocean down to the dregs And I'm thirsty for dry land Now I scrape the barnacles from my heart And I row the boat to shore, hallelujah I heard sirens sing themselves apart So I row the boat to shore I row the boat to shore, hallelu, hallelujah Hallelu, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah Row the boat to shore, hallelujah