Tales of Brave Ulysses

Eric Patrick Clapton, Martin Sharp

You thought the leaden winter
Would bring you down forever
But you rode upon a steamer
To the violence of the sun

And the colors of the sea
Blind your eyes with trembling mermaids
And you touch the distant beaches
With tales of brave Ulysses

How his naked ears were tortured
By the sirens sweetly singing
For the sparkling waves are calling you
To touch their white laced lips

And you see a girl?s brown body
Dancing through the turquoise
And her footprints make you follow
Where the sky loves the sea

And when your fingers find her
She drowns you in her body
Carving deep blue ripples
In the tissues of your mind

The tiny purple fishes
Run laughing through your fingers
And you want to take her with you
To the hard land of the winter

Her name is Aphrodite
And she rides a crimson shell
You know you cannot leave her
For you touched the distant sands

With tales of brave Ulysses
How his naked ears were tortured
By the sirens sweetly singing
Yeah

The tiny purple fishes
Run laughing through your fingers
You want to take her with you
To the hard land of the winter

Trivia about the song Tales of Brave Ulysses by Cream

On which albums was the song “Tales of Brave Ulysses” released by Cream?
Cream released the song on the albums “Disraeli Gears” in 1967, “Live Cream Volume II” in 1972, “Those Were The Days” in 1997, and “BBC Sessions” in 2003.
Who composed the song “Tales of Brave Ulysses” by Cream?
The song “Tales of Brave Ulysses” by Cream was composed by Eric Patrick Clapton, Martin Sharp.

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