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Theseus

from MYTHOS by Oh Foot

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lyrics

Named the Aegean Sea
Named the Aegean Sea

If the sandal fits and the weapon’s fine
I’ll resurrect the king’s line
If the road is long, I’m the more inclined
To lay a claim to what’s mine
But oh, many are the
Men who’d run you through
I can only venerate the true
Someone had to give ‘em what was long due

Recognize what the scabbard hides
What the scabbard hides
Spill the wine in the nick of time
In the nick of time

Named the Aegean Sea
Named the Aegean Sea

When the Cretan calls for the young and bright
I’ll lend a hand to do right
Mark returning sails: if they billow white
They herald in a good fight
But hey, who’s the
Little lady come my way?
Never hesitating to convey
Everything the architect could not say

Tethered fast to a thread attached
To a thread attached
Though it’s rash, let the die be cast
Let the die be cast

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from MYTHOS, released December 1, 2011

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