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All hands on deck, we've run afloat, |
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I heard the Captain cry. |
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Explore the ship, replace the cook, |
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Let no one leave alive. |
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Across the straits, around the horn, |
| [00:52.20] |
How far can sailors fly? |
| [00:59.60] |
A twisted path, our tortured course, |
| [01:06.03] |
And no one left alive. |
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We sailed for parts unknown to man, |
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Where ships come home to die. |
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No lofty peak, nor fortress bold, |
| [01:35.30] |
Could match our captain's eye. |
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Upon the seventh seasick day, |
| [01:50.13] |
We made our port of call. |
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A sand so white, and sea so blue, |
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No mortal place at all. |
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We fired the guns, and burned the mast, |
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And rowed from ship to shore. |
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The captain cried, we sailors wept, |
| [02:50.86] |
Our tears were tears of joy! |
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Now many moons and many Junes, |
| [03:05.75] |
Have passed since we made land. |
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A Salty Dog, the seaman's log, |
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Your witness, my own hand. |
