SOUTHAMPTON DOCK LYRICS

Lyrics - Roger Waters Lyrics - Southampton Dock Lyrics  :: Biography  :: Albums  :: Lyrics Southampton Dock Lyrics Artist(Band):Roger Waters Review The Song (0) Print the Lyrics  Send "Southampton Dock" Ringtones to Cell  They disembarked in 45 And no one spoke And no one smiled There were too many spaces in the line And gathered at the cenotaph They all agreed with hand on heart To sheath the sacrificial knives But now She stands upon Southampton dock With her handkerchief And her summer frock Clings To her wet body in the rain In quiet desperation Knuckles white upon the slippery reins She bravely waves the boys goodbye again Ooo, Maggie what have you done? And still the dark stain spreads between Their shoulder blades A mute reminder Of the poppy fields and graves When the fight was over We spent what they had made But In the bottom of our hearts We felt the final cut  Send "Southampton Dock" Ringtones to Cell  If you find some error in Southampton Dock Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review the song Southampton Dock The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics. Your Name: Your Email: (Notes: Your name and email will be published if you input them) Review about Southampton Dock ------ Performed by Roger Waters Please enter a title for your review: ------ 11/22/2009 Type your review in the space below:   Download "Roger Waters" Music

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