| Sometimes I feel like Fletcher Christian
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| Staring out across the sea
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| Torn apart by duty’s shackles
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| The twisted tongues of loyalty
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| Well I sucked hard on every pleasure
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| Til my head begun to spin
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| He’ll choose between the whip and feather
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| And that is where the crime begins
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| Sometimes I feel like Fletcher Christian
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| In paradise with the tables turned
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| Yes and I can feel the tatooist’s needle
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| I can feel my neck and ankles burn
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| These south seas isles are cold and barren
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| But this civil war’s been good for me
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| We took drugs and tore our uniforms
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| Gave up our captain to the sea
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| Sometimes I feel like Fletcher Christian
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| Twisting off the serpents head
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| For the mutiny I’ll shoot the big one
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| Hot and hungry, far from home
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| Through the sun and sea my skin is peeling
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| But it don’t make the pictures fade
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| Those shapes and symbols, I know their meaning
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| The shameless riches of another world
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| If I return they’re sure to hang me
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| So I guess I’ll have to stay
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| And if I should croak out in the darkness
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| No-one will know I got away |