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This song is Irish awesomeness One hundred days at sea, a wretch away from misery Rummies and rats and tarry jacks, my only family The island of salvation is still a scream away As the lungs of night blow out the light My heart kneels down to pray Lord, why did you take her? She meant so much to me Now, Im a wretched soul, Im a privateer, drowning out at sea Im killing and Im drinking my blue heart to black But I swear, oh Lord, Ill never sin again... If you bring her back Well, gypsy was a siren, dripping with desire Her moonless hair, skin so fair, warm as frozen fire She had the loyalty of a cat behind those pale green eyes And through her cherry lips, the devil slipped a thousand lies A clan of rogues and vagabonds occupied her head That thieving band took her pale white hand, stole her from my bed Like a ghost ship in the night, she drifted out once more To land upon the sand of another lovers shore Lord, why did you take her? She meant so much to me Now, Im a wretched soul, Im a privateer, drowning out at sea Im killing and Im drinking my blue heart to black But I swear, oh Lord, Ill never sin again if you bring her back In my sleeping mind she sings a sad and lonely lullabye And when I wake, theres just the ache that will haunt me til I die When those winds of vanity no longer blow her west I pray theyll guide her home and put my heart to rest The press gang fill the man-o-war to make the black-mouthed cannon roar Now, all my trade is ball and blade and blood forever more And the sting of salt and spray, the oceans howl and squall A stumbling wreck, I roam the deck at the devils beck and call At the devils beck and call Lord, why did you take her? She meant so much to me Now, Im a wretched soul, Im a privateer, drowning out at sea Im killing and Im drinking my blue heart to black But I swear, oh Lord, Ill never sin again.... if you bring her back
Posted on: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 22:53:39 +0000

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