"Old Man in the Surf" genre: Surf Rock
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	A surfing song for the new century...
	Label: Sonoran Bayou Records Credits: CP - vocals, keyboards, programming, words & music
	Lyrics Old Man in the Surf By Chuck Phillips I saw him walking along the beach The crashing waves within his reach His surfboard from beach boy radio When the water cooled the naive soul From the Keys to Waikiki The bells toll for the dying sea I saw him kneel and sift the sand Watching time slip through his hand I tried to speak, to ask his name But he disappeared in the wind and rain From the Keys to Waikiki The bells toll for the dying sea I found some refuge from the storm The old man returned, something in his arms I sensed the anger and despair In the dolphin's sad and piercing stare From the Keys to Waikiki The bells toll for the dying sea I knew the loss, I felt the pain We would never ride the waves again The dolphin and old man knew Our paradise was all but doomed From the Keys to Waikiki The bells toll for the dying sea Now I wander through desert wastes Only memories of that distant place Where waters of life ran pristine blue And defined all life for me and you From the Keys to Waikiki The bells toll for the dying sea

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