the oldest path

Lyrics

the oldest path beneath the grave, lies a myth that's still the same, there ain't no way to make a change, till kings and queens have walked in chains, and the wind it blows them down, and the sea it takes them in, in their sleep you'll find the answer, to everywhere they have been, sailors tossed by stormy seas, all in the name of slavery, arm in arm, toe to toe, sometimes your bestfriend is your foe, and the wind it blows them down, and the sea it takes them in, in their sleep you'll find the answer, to everywhere they have been, side by side their pasts in disguise, together alone as he greeted the tide, and on the water knees lay the thoughts of, a hundred sunken shackle bound souls, and the wind it blows them down, and the sea it takes them in, in their sleep you'll find the answer, to everywhere they have been