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The Tragically Hip ~ The Bear


I was first attracted by your scent. Your heart must be a caramelized onion. By the time I saw your flame it was all over for you and what's-his-name. I think it was Algonquin Park. It was so cold and winter-dark. A promised hibernation high, took me across the great black plate of ice. Now I'm the Islander. I found a place to call my den and dreamt of the Ferry and the Enormous Man. Huge as were his children following around after him. I'm the Islander woke up in the furtive Spring more capable of anything. I waited for more men to come They docked their boats and cocked their guns. The time for truth and reconciliation's gone. But with my belly full I intended to get something done. I'm the Islander woke up in the dead of Spring more hungry than anything Islander. more free lyrics

I was first attracted by your scent.
Your heart must be a caramelized onion.
By the time I saw your flame
it was all over for you and what's-his-name.

I think it was Algonquin Park.
It was so cold and winter-dark.
A promised hibernation high,
took me across the great black plate of ice.

Now I'm the Islander.
I found a place to call my den
and dreamt of the Ferry and
the Enormous Man.
Huge as were his children
following around after him.

I'm the Islander
woke up in the furtive Spring
more capable of anything.

I waited for more men to come
They docked their boats and cocked their guns.
The time for truth and reconciliation's gone.
But with my belly full I intended to get
something done.

I'm the Islander
woke up in the dead of Spring
more hungry than anything
Islander.

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