Tide is rolling like the years of my existence
Tide is rolling and time is rolling on
I smell these flowers with creases on my forehead
I smell my ocean all dusty and alone
My brother laughing gliding across the water
Relaxed and carving the story of our lives
Excavation digging up our mother
Whales breaching calling me back home
See I been hollowed from the center
By my place in this big old world
Salt waters running through my veins
And I'll be fine when I get home
She's recognizing the tide inside her mind
Sometimes I'm high and sometimes I am low
I know myself and these creases on my forehead
I am a good man solid and alone
See I been hollowed from the center
By my place in this big old world
Salt waters running through my veins
And I'll be fine when I get home
Building up inside oh great divine I need this time
With all my might
I will pour my heart into the ocean
Xavier Rudd is an Australian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist born in 1971. Holding Canadian citizenship, he is known for his acoustic folk music, often infused with traditional Aboriginal elements. Renowned as a one-man band, he performs spectacularly surrounded by a wide array of instruments: three didgeridoos arranged in front of him, a guitar on his lap, a stompbox at his feet, and an extensive selection of basses, banjo, harmonicas, and drums within reach. His songs address social issues such as environmentalism and Aboriginal rights, often collaborating with members of indigenous communities. Rudd has built a solid reputation through numerous concerts in Australia and North America, where he enjoys a large following. Among his most representative tracks are "Follow the Sun", "Let It Rain" and "Nulla Nulla".
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