
Date of issue: 31.12.1987
Song language: English
Captain Sad And His Ship Of Fools |
La la la la la la la la |
You know every naughty lyric to every bawdy tune |
I understand you’ve really been around |
And everybody loves you 'cause you take them to the moon |
How is it you can’t make it on the ground? |
You’re Captain Sad on the ship of fools |
I think you should look down |
Cause your paper ship is soon to run aground |
Now you’ve traveled around the world and collected all the flags |
But the Rand-McNally globe is all you’ve seen |
And you ramble on for hours about the stickers on your bag |
Describing places that you’ve never been |
You’re Captain Sad on the ship of fools |
I think you should look down |
'Cause your paper ship is soon to run aground |
Now everybody’s wishing, they could all be just like you |
They’d sell their souls to do the things you’ve done |
And they love to hear the stories of the two wars you’ve been through |
But you know you never fought in either one |
You’re Captain Sad on the ship of fools |
I think you should look down |
'Cause your paper ship is soon to run aground |
Name | Year |
---|---|
Hair | 1987 |
Paperback Writer | 1969 |
Newspaper Blanket | 1987 |
The Path Of Love | 1987 |
The Bridge | 1968 |
We Can Fly | 2000 |
Ask The Children | 1968 |
Indian Lake | 2000 |
Make The Music Flow | 1968 |
Can't Measure The Cost Of A Woman Lost | 1968 |
Painting The Day | 1968 |
The Fantasy World Of Harry Faversham | 1968 |
Meet Me At The Wishing Well | 1987 |
Love American Style | 2000 |
I Really Want To Know You | 1970 |
Start To Love | 1970 |
II X II | 2000 |
Poor Baby | 1987 |
Signs | 1970 |
Goodtime Charlie | 1970 |