Lighthouse from Labyrinth by Jeff and Maya Bohnhoff

Come in from the wild seas,
wandering One.
Leave your stormy breakers,
and your uncharted shores.
Return, return, return.
Leave your stormy breakers.
Return, return, return.

No captain of your own ship, are you,
but a galley slave.
Another steers your course on your mad journeys.
An Ahab, pursuing his pale nemesis
Through the storm.

Chorus:
Here is your lighthouse.
Here is your home.
Here’s your safe harbor.
Won’t you come in?
In from the wild seas,
In from the storm.
Here is your lighthouse.
Won’t you come home?

Take the wheel from his hands.
Make the sails obey your will.
You can strike his colors,
Be deaf to his black words,
his red, red rages.
You can strike his colors,
and his blues, his blues, his blues.

Furl his sails,
full of willful wild wind.
Let no capricious breeze disturb your passage.
Oh, here is your harbor, your safe anchorage
From the storm.

Chorus:
Here is your lighthouse.
Here is your home.
Here’s your safe harbor.
Won’t you come in?
In from the wild seas,
In from the storm.
Here is your lighthouse.
Won’t you come home?

Come home.

Won’t you
Come in from the wild seas.
Won’t you
Come in from the storm?
You can
Strike his colors,
Furl his sails.
Come in from the storm.

Please come home

• Rock
• acoustic
• electric
• parody
• San Jose