Lyrics to This Ship's Going Down
A gargantuan hole in the bow will the ocean to enter allow.
But more a sin than letting it in is letting our good fortune out.
The nest to the storm did succumb, while the crow hid his fear in the rum.
And the mast, it broke and threw out the bloke.
And, well, now he's surely my chum.
Love letters from under his bed holds the cabin boy over his head.
A futile try to keep dry what tears have already wet.
They were penned by a girl in Merak, and the Javanese value their tact.
She'll conclude he's horribly rude 'cause he's sure as Hell not writing back.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
'Cause I'm in good company, as we're all going together.
I've had women of every kind.
But the only one truly was mine is the one at home who'll be alone when I am full-up with brine.
For my son, I had always a plan for to raise him as best as I can.
Oh well.
You can bet my only regret is to not see him grow to a man.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
'Cause I'm in good company, as we're all going together.
I was sinking down into the brine, when a curious sight caught my eye.
Seaman Shaft had found him a raft and was makin' a speedy goodbye.
At the risk of sounding absurd, I have always been good as my word.
So a fish gig, I lanced into his eye and I knocked his ass overboard.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
Oh Hell, 'cause you've all been so good to me.
So we're all going together.
But more a sin than letting it in is letting our good fortune out.
The nest to the storm did succumb, while the crow hid his fear in the rum.
And the mast, it broke and threw out the bloke.
And, well, now he's surely my chum.
Love letters from under his bed holds the cabin boy over his head.
A futile try to keep dry what tears have already wet.
They were penned by a girl in Merak, and the Javanese value their tact.
She'll conclude he's horribly rude 'cause he's sure as Hell not writing back.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
'Cause I'm in good company, as we're all going together.
I've had women of every kind.
But the only one truly was mine is the one at home who'll be alone when I am full-up with brine.
For my son, I had always a plan for to raise him as best as I can.
Oh well.
You can bet my only regret is to not see him grow to a man.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
'Cause I'm in good company, as we're all going together.
I was sinking down into the brine, when a curious sight caught my eye.
Seaman Shaft had found him a raft and was makin' a speedy goodbye.
At the risk of sounding absurd, I have always been good as my word.
So a fish gig, I lanced into his eye and I knocked his ass overboard.
'Cause this ship's goin' down all on account of the weather.
Though we'll drown, there's no need to frown, 'cause we're all going together.
And I won't say, 'Woe is me,' as I disappear into the sea.
Oh Hell, 'cause you've all been so good to me.
So we're all going together.
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