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My Life at Sea

from Dialectics by The Drunken Ramblings

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Set sail on a stormy night
Sailing away from the lighthouse lights
The boat becomes a coffin
Adrift in a sea of green
And the first hand screams with a swallows cry
"Mother I'm sorry I don't wanna die,
But no man here has the right to life,
and I'm the cause of so much strife"

I'll keep singing the story of my life at sea
Endless days and sleepless nights with nowhere to be
I'll keep singing the story of my life at sea
Endless days and sleepless nights with nowhere to be

When the storm hits starboard side
I'm thrown down deck with a shrieking cry
The boat starts rocking
And I rope myself just in time
And the first hand, weeping inside, says
"Why did so many have to die?
Thank you poseidon for sparing my life,
I'll make more of it this time"

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from Dialectics, released August 10, 2015

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The Drunken Ramblings sing songs about lost loves, close friends, the effects of too much beer and watching Star Trek on your tod.

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