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Song Of The High Seas Sailor |
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When the seas run high and the north winds sigh and ice hangs from the sails, that’s when you know there’s about to blow a deep cold winter's gale.
So rig the safety lines boys there’s a storm about to brew, and a slippery deck or a cold shipwreck is no way to lose a crew.
When the moon is bright in the dead of the night and the whitecaps hiss like snakes, that’s a pretty good clue a nor’easter’s due. It’s a bad time for mistakes
So batten down the cargo lads for the witch wind’s on her way she’s a hungry bitch with an angry itch to take your lives this day.
When the dawn’s so red it’d scare the dead and the scud’s scootin’ ‘cross the sky. every sailor knows there’s coming a blow and somebody’s soon will die.
So build me a canvas coffin boys when it’s my time to pass on then bury me in the emerald sea at the very first light of dawn.
When the storm blows on and the ice wind’s gone and the skies are clear and blue, say a prayer for the dead and full sail ahead, ‘cause that’s what you were born to do.
So fly the flag high in the breeze boys and cut through the emerald sea. Leave behind the dead, full sail ahead. Sailin’s where you were meant to be
- Werewolves' ’ Sea Chantey - Freerover The Bard
Copyright 1992 by Bob Liddil All Rights Resrved |