"Fisherman's Prayer" genre: Celtic
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	The life of a simple Irish fisherman: fog, cold sea, and a petition to Saint Andrew.
	MP3.com CD: Mist & Memories - buy it! CD: Mist & Memories Credits: Written by Larry Lawrence; Lead vocal and penny-whistle by Larry Lawrence; Harmony vocals, 12-string guitar, bass guitar, tambura, accordion, keyboard, dumbek, bell and bodhran by Dennis Engleman; Orchestration and prodution by Dennis Engleman
	Lyrics Saint Andrew look down and watch over me, I'm sailing out to open sea. Been up half the night mending my nets; I'm weary and fighting off sleep. Chorus: But the wind's at my back; it's the first light of dawn. There's a cold morning fog on the bay. And I know there's a chance that I won't make it home-- Saint Andrew, help me make it today. Like my father before me and his father, too. I live by the tides and the moon. But my nets, they are patches, my boat she's not new, And my catches are always too few. I only make church when it's too cold to fish; I gamble and I drink a bit, too. But the priest told me last time I went to confess, Saint Andrew, you're a fishing man, too.

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