Epilogue: In Every Age (Reprise) / Finale (Reprise|/ Finale)

Epilogue: In Every Age / Finale (Reprise) - Martin Moran/Titanic Ensemble

Written by：Maury Yeston

Fare thee well

May the lord who watches all

Watch over thee

May god's heaven be your blanket

As you softly sleep

Softly sleep

In every age mankind attempts

To fabricate great works

At once magnificent

And impossible

On desert sands from mountains of stone

A pyramid

From flying buttresses alone

A wall of light

A chapel ceiling

Screaming one man's ecstasy

One man's ecstasy

Miracles them all

China's endless wall

Stonehenge the Parthenon the Duomo

The aqueducts of Rome

We did not attempt to make

With mammoth blocks of stone

A giant pyramid

No not a pyramid

Nor gothic walls that radiate with light

Our task was to dream upon

And then create

A floating city

Floating city

A human metropolis

A complete civilization

Sleek

And fast

At once a poem

And the perfection

Of physical engineering

At once a poem

And the perfection

Of physical engineering

Sail on sail on

Great ship Titanic

Cross the open sea

Pray the journey's sound

Till your port be found

Fortune's winds

Sing godspeed to thee

Fortune's winds

Sing godspeed

To thee