| Go far enough and you will reach, |
| A place where the sea runs underneath. |
| We’ll see our shadow, high in the sky, |
| Dying away in the night. |
| I’ve sailed the world for seven years, |
| And left all I love behind in tears. |
| Oh, won’t you come here, wherever you are, |
| I’ve been all alone long enough. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Of holding my hand keep it way 'bove the water, |
| Don’t ever let go — Oh no, no, no. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Of turning the world so it’s facing |
| The way that I’m going. Don’t ever |
| Don’t ever stop. |
| Whose seen the wind not you or I, |
| But when the ship moves she’s passing by. |
| Between you and me I really don’t think, |
| She knows where she’s going at all. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Of carrying me twice round the world |
| Never closer to home than the day, |
| The day I started. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Hold onto my hand keep it way 'bove the water, |
| Don’t ever let go no, no, no. |
| What mean the dreams night after night. |
| The man in the moon’s a blinding light. |
| Won’t you come out whoever you are, |
| You’ve followed me quiet long enough. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Of holding my hand, Don’t ever let go. |
| You, you have your own special way, |
| Of turning the world so it’s facing |
| The way that I’m going, Don’t ever, |
| Don’t ever leave me |