Keeper of the light

(Intro) (Strophe 1) In solitude, he stands tall, A sentinel against the squall. With every wave that crashes near, He holds the lantern, without fear. (Strophe 2) His days are spent in quiet grace, Watching the ocean's endless chase. With steady hand and watchful eye, He keeps the ships from danger nigh. (Refrain) Oh, the keeper of the light, Guiding ships through darkest night. Alone upon this island shore, His beacon shines forevermore. (Strophe 3) Through storm and fog, he holds the line, A guardian of the maritime. His heart beats with the rhythm of the tide, As he tends to his duty with quiet pride. (Strophe 4) The stars above, his only friends, As nightfall on the horizon bends. But in the darkness, his light gleams bright, A beacon of hope in the blackest night. (Refrain) Oh, the keeper of the light, Guiding ships through darkest night. Alone upon this island shore, His beacon shines forevermore. (Strophe 5) Though solitude may be his plight, He finds solace in the endless sight, Of ships that pass in the misty morn, Their safety, his purpose, since he was born. (Strophe 6) So here he stands, steadfast and true, A lighthouse keeper, tried and true. In the solitude, he finds his peace, As his light shines on, never to cease. (Refrain) Oh, the keeper of the light, Guiding ships through darkest night. Alone upon this island shore, His beacon shines forevermore. (Outro) (Outro)