Ten set out along the rocky road To suffer for their saintly sins The great betrayer gone missing Having topped himself or split his skin Now, the young beloved one Last son of father Zebedee Comes to the town of Ephesus To spin the lure and reel them in
Casts a line, sits waiting quietly For the telltale nibble to reveal The passing curiosity The inner need, the faint appeal Sings sweetly for his supper Sings of miracles and fairy tales Of barley loaves and two small fish To make, for multitudes, a meal
Fisherman of Ephesus Surveys the spirits' battleground Flag was flown, a story told Of crucifix and thorny crown
Hard to go on living With the guilt of chance survival All alone to fall from sky Crash landing on arrival To walk again the rocky road No martyrdom to comfort Wait out the years to join the ten In fairytale revival
The test of Poison cup A little boiling oil along the way On isle of Artemis to toil Write memoirs at the end of day Then back to lie in Ephesus Alone amongst the dozen As harbour slowly suffocates And the catch has swum far away
Fisherman of Ephesus: Did he know the fate of others? Their sticky end, the harsh rebuttal He alone without his brothersTeksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa.