You will wait in the widow's peak.   And while you watch the ships come in,   I will take the early train.      And I will take the back streets,   Down to New Orleans,   Before the avenues are swallowed,   By the morning heat.      And you will watch the ships come in.   And I will take the early train.   And I will make it home.      We're stronger where,   The strain had broken us.   And there is fight in us.   I know,      That it will take more than,   A heavy rain,   To silence us,   When there's so much for us.   I know,      You will wait,   At your post until,   You've been relieved,   And warn us all,   If seas are dangerous.      But you should rest,   For a little while.   And I will watch the ships come in.   I'll alert the citizens.      I'll sound the alarm.      We're stronger where,   The strain had broken us.   And there is fight in us.   I know,      That it will take more than,   A heavy rain,   To silence us,   When there's so much for us.   I know,      They've tethered the ships,   In the harbor.   They've anchored the rest,   At sea.      We're stronger than,   Before the strain had broken us.   And there is fight in us.   I know,      We're stronger than,   Before the strain had broken us,   And there is fight in us.   I know,      That it will take more than,   A heavy rain,   To silence us,   When there's so much for us.   I know...