| Holds full of gold, but why are the sailors so gloomy?
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| Hence their rather crude humor. |
| Here the twilight of the cabin.
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| Thought: "The skiff has come to the ship" - even among the youngest.
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| Sometimes deceit is elevated to the rank of art,
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| But the herald's lies always stink worse than skunks.
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| You don't need a third eye to see it. |
| Exactly.
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| The fifth point has a sixth sense.
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| They promise confidence in tomorrow,
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| Why do we need faith in the bottom of tomorrow? |
| Burn it in fire.
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| Have you seen the deck? |
| And I'll make a hole under it,
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| In it, the lips of the dead are already counting the last days.
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| Behind their masters again chain dogs
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| Weaving on the heels of a hunk of sausage, hammering on the floor of the bass.
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| In the cabin, the captain shares cheese with rats
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| And someone there is throwing the minutes of our life on the scales.
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| Their vigilant carnival, where whores, pilgrims,
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| He threw all the stolen swag onto the boats.
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| We are ready that if it happens, just leave this den,
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| The young widow laughs in the arms of Harlequin.
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| Chorus:
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| On the dark waters from the depths of centuries,
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| Under the groan of the holy fools and the ringing of shackles,
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| From darkness to the faint light of distant shores,
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| A ship of fools is sailing.
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| On the dark waters from the depths of centuries,
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| Under the groan of the holy fools and the ringing of shackles,
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| From darkness to the faint light of distant shores,
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| A ship of fools is sailing.
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| And won't say a word to anyone
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| Our helmsman, frozen like a mannequin
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| Under the mask of death in a black hood.
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| He is detached from all worries. |
| Nearby is vomiting overboard.
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| Another boozy rebel in a Phrygian cap.
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| The whip snaps in the master's fist,
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| The rowers are pale, as if someone had covered their faces in flour.
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| Sadly the dead hang from the yardarm,
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| Again scribbling denunciation slander. |
| Livery stained with blood.
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| Let the theologian scare heaven with punishment,
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| But his God is warlike and vicious, he is the God of donkeys.
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| He will dictate many words to you, not one paragraph,
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| But this is definitely not love, alas, rather its ersatz.
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| You can't hide the truth under a flyleaf, you can't stick a damned gag
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| Even my coffee in the morning is stronger than their grief vows.
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| At this rate, we are unlikely to go ashore.
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| How are the descendants? |
| Will they understand? |
| Will they thank you?
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| Since we are fools, the law is not written for us.
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| The ghost ship will no longer see the pier.
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| Only one question remains unanswered:
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| When will the captain leave him, if he is a rat?
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| Chorus:
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| On the dark waters from the depths of centuries,
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| Under the groan of the holy fools and the ringing of shackles,
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| From darkness to the faint light of distant shores,
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| A ship of fools is sailing.
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| On the dark waters from the depths of centuries,
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| Under the groan of the holy fools and the ringing of shackles,
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| From darkness to the faint light of distant shores,
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| A ship of fools is sailing. |