[00:00.000] 作曲 : John Mondelli
[00:14.39]This is the story of Stuart the sailor
[00:17.46]He was a whaler who mastered the seas
[00:20.47]Strong and respected, he fought and protected
[00:23.63]All the dejected and down on their knees
[00:26.75]He was a lover unlike any other
[00:29.91]Daughters and mothers would faint when he smiled
[00:32.90]But it was false interest, the sea was his mistress
[00:36.07]He stuck to his business on the ocean wild
[00:39.13]Oh Sailor Stu!
[00:42.24]What a man was he
[00:45.27]Strong and true
[00:48.44]Standing up for you and for me
[00:51.77]Although truth be told,
[00:54.44]He was just a bit insane
[00:57.56]But strong and bold
[01:00.97]And we shall honour his name
[01:04.50]I still remember one icy December
[01:07.45]A lad was dismembered from fightin' a squid
[01:10.63]Stuart made arms from an old rusty steel drum
[01:13.73]And he attached them to that limbless kid
[01:16.91]Once we were viewin' a storm that was brewin'
[01:19.96]We were pursuin' a deadly typhoon
[01:23.06]Stuart just laughed as the men headed aft
[01:26.11]Screaming 'this man is daft, sending us to our doom'
[01:29.24]Oh Sailor Stu!
[01:32.40]What a man was he
[01:35.57]Some loose screws
[01:38.41]But standing up for you and for me
[01:41.48]Although truth be told,
[01:44.66]He was just a bit insane
[01:48.08]But strong and bold
[01:51.07]And we shall honour his name
[02:19.41]Several years later, he sailed to Decater
[02:22.52]Ordered potaters and bolts for a snack
[02:25.42]He called himself Shirley and drew on his belly
[02:28.61]By then we could tell he had finally cracked
[02:31.94]Now he resides in a mental asylum
[02:34.93]He's been there a while but he's doing okay
[02:37.95]The ship ain't the same since old Stu went insane
[02:41.03]But it's now far more tame and we like it that way
[02:44.32]Oh Sailor Stu!
[02:47.48]What a man was he
[02:50.63]He went cuckoo
[02:53.66]Standing up for you and for me
[02:56.93]He was strong and bold
[02:59.90]But totally insane
[03:02.86]But those years were gold
[03:06.02]And never lame