Whitecaps-0.mp3
Whitecaps-0.mp4
Whitecaps-666.mp3
Whitecaps-666.mp4
Whitecaps-I.mp3
Whitecaps-I.mp4
Whitecaps-Unplugged-Underground-XIV.mp3
Whitecaps-Unplugged-Underground-XIV.mp4
Whitecaps-intro.mp3
[Intro]
So it begins…
Long strong winds
(… and rough conditions)
[Verse 1]
Awoken from the deep
No longer asleep
The wave…
Misbehaves
[Bridge]
No longer able
(To be stable)
Unstable (break)
[Break]
Break to foam
(Come on! Take us home)
[Chorus]
Whitecaps
(Dangerous for us)
Whitecaps
(Sure… to shore!)
[Verse 2]
Brought to the top
Now wide awake (wake)
The wave…
Misbehaves
[Bridge]
No longer able
(To be stable)
Unstable (break)
[Break]
Break to foam
(Come on! Take us home)
[Chorus]
Whitecaps
(Dangerous for us)
Whitecaps
(Sure… to shore!)
[Bridge]
No longer able
(To be stable)
Unstable (break)
[Chorus]
Whitecaps
(Dangerous for us)
Whitecaps
(Sure… to shore!)
[Outro]
Batten down the hatches
(Double check the latches)
A SCIENCE NOTE
Whitecaps on a large body of water signal strong winds and rough conditions. They occur when wind speeds reach a level where waves become unstable, causing their crests to break and form white foam. This can indicate anything from moderate breezes to dangerous storm conditions, depending on the size and frequency of the whitecaps.