The Man on the Ferry - Highasakite

One morning I woke up outside

And the air I took into my lungs

It made the Indian in me cry

I screamed out, «Ah-ahhh» jungle call

And talked loud, but said nothing at all

It made the Indian in me cry

'Cause I’ve tried all of God

But I would never forget his name

And I’ve talked a whole lot

But I will never forget his face

Though I’m on top of the world

I’m in the well known, catastrophia lands (uh uh uh uh)

I’d go the far end of the world for you

The man on the ferry

A penny of each of my eyes is the fee

I’d go the far end of the world

Ah ah ah-ah ah

Ah ah ah-ah, ah-ah

It seems as close as the star to the moon

And my jacket 'till my skin

And it seems as far as the mountains of the moon

And your door sign «Welcome in»

It made the Indian in me cry

I’d go the far end of the world for you

The man on the ferry

A penny of each of my eyes is the fee

I’d go the far end of the world

I’d go the far end of the world for you

The man on the ferry

A penny of each of my eyes is the fee

I’d go the far end of the world

Ah ah ah-ah ah

Ah ah-aaaah, ah ahh

One morning I woke up outside

And the snow that came down on my face

It made the Indian in me cry