Sailship - American Moon

I heard my lady in white sing out in the woods
But there in the summer air I was frozen where I stood
because witches hide behind the trees
They laugh at delicate bones in this sunken skin
The body of a fragile man I’m feeling trapped in
But I can see my hands begin to change
I open up underneath an American moon
I’ll be beside her singing with her soon
I’ve breached these forest walls in front of me before.
I’ll be hers soon

‘Cause I’m the same
Though all of the features of my face have changed
And I can feel no pain
So throw them all away
All your silver bullets and all your strongest chains
The sight of me may have changed
But the inside stays the same I walk alone in the night following her sound.
The light of a thousand enchantments illuminate the ground
Everything evil cowers away
I enter into the field that she’s singing from
Don’t want her to turn away and run
With all of the softness in my voice I’ll find a way to say

That I’m the same
Though all of the features of my face have changed
And I can feel no pain
So throw them all away
All your silver bullets and all your strongest chains
The sight of me may have changed
But the inside stays the same

And now she turns to face me there
She stops singing and stares and I am scared
But without a word she floats across the grass
And puts her ivory hand inside of mine

‘Cause I’m the same
Though all of the features of my face have changed
And I can feel no pain
So throw them all away
All your silver bullets and all your strongest chains
The sight of me may have changed
But the inside stays the same
But the inside stays the same
But the inside stays the same