She holds her fur coat around her
Lantern in her hand
The dawn was slowly rising
The gentle grey of the morning,
Brought a gentle touch to her cheeks
Waves crashed on the rocky cliffs below
Swirling in a sight of welcome arms
She looked back at her home
There her children rested, snugged in their beds
Her husband laid comfortable
It tore her heart in two
If she left them, they will all wake without her
If she didn't, she would leave her birthright in the depths of the salty seas
She clung to the seal skin tightly
She wanted to be home, but as she looked back to the sea
The woman was unsure of where her home was
