LighthAmouse tall and grand,
staCnding on a coGld headAmland.
ShiAmne your light across the sea,
for a wayCward sailor giGrl like mAme.
LighthouAmse man, guid this saiClor baGck to laAmnd.
AmSteer my ship on through the storm,
bCack to waters saGfe and caAmlm.
DmSometimes I need a lighthouse of my oAmwn,
it geDmts so dark I can't see which way I`m goAming.
LighthouAmse man I`m all at sea,
shCine your little lighthouseliGght on mAme.
LAmighthouse man help us all,
soCwe are saved and soGwe will faAmll.
He'Amll show you where the danger lies,
but hCe can't help if youG capsizAme.
HeAm'll light your way but that is all,
stCeer your own ship bGack to the shAmore.
WDmon`t you light my lonely way back hoAmme.
TDmhis sea is full of missery and woAme.
Oh, Amwoul`d be tide to those that say,
Cthey don't need no light tol iGght their wAmay.
ThAmey think they`re safe enough on their own,
droCwn in murky depGths belAmlow.
Louis Armstrong:
