The Man
I saw him standing on the peer
The moonlight shining on his face
My soul it froze with total fear
And from his mouth I heard a sneer
So on the rail I had to brace
I saw him standing on the peer
The blood it poured like tavern beer
All from his side, a gaping space.
My soul it froze in total fear
His eyes then moved to me so clear
The air it hung with his disgrace
I saw him standing on the peer
The way he looked, it was so queer
A man who had seen none of grace
My soul it froze in total fear
This man whose eyes held but a leer
Pushed off the Light upon his face
I saw his standing on the peer
My soul it froze in total fear
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