Alfred Hall - The King of Cape [tekst, tłumaczenie i interpretacja piosenki]

I used to rule these hills so old
I used to rule these fiery fields of gold
Our wild roar would creep beneath your skin
And my bare teeth would shake you deep within

But oh, I am no more the king of the southern shores
No, I am no more, the King of Cape!

I used to sleep beneath a porcelain eye
I used to gaze upon the ships gliding by
Our wild roar would make the mothers faint
And I would stand to peril true and brave

But oh, I am no more the king of the southern shores
No, I am no more, the King of Cape!
Oh, I used to be, will you remember me?
Cause I, I used to be the King of Cape! Cape! Cape! Cape!

And you did not see me go
See me go, see me go
And you did not see me go
See me go, see me go

But oh, I am no more the king of the southern shores
No, I am no more, the King of Cape!
Oh, I used to be, will you remember me?
Cause I, I used to be the King of Cape!

And you did not see me go
See me go, see me go
And you did not see me go
See me go, see me go

Cape! Cape! Cape! Cape!

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