Belly of the Cavern - Typhoon

I was lost out in the mountains

And I had run out of provisions

I had one drop left in my deerskin

And I had come to my last decision

Should I lie down

Oh, should I lie down

Or should I be laid down

I had set out in the first place

From what I gathered from rumored hearsay

I heard of treasure in a high cave

On the northern slopes of the coast range

So I climbed up

Oh, so I climbed up

But I didn’t know how to climb down

So I wandered through the foliage

I came across my own tracks and I became discouraged

And then at long last I found a cavern

I crawled inside and I lit my lantern

And it was all there

Oh, it was all there

Just like they told me it would be there

I was lost out in the mountains

I had no water nothing to eat

So I drank the soil from a golden chalice

I gritted precious stones between my teeth

And I regretted my lonesome palace

I should have never listened to others' tales

All I had left was a priceless ballast

To hold me down from the howling gales

And in my mouth there burned a fire

I was dying of a long long draught

But then a voice whistled across the mouth of my cavern

And it said to me it said that without a doubt

You will settle

You will settle by the water before this is over

This is over

This is over

This is over

This is over

All my life I’ve spent wasting time, wasting my time

Just to forget again but I don’t mind, I don’t mind

I’ll just take my medicine and I’ll be fine, I will be fine

I’ll be fine