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Old Thunder

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Ahab Canonical path: /ahab/old-thunder Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Old Thunder

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[Ahab:]

"Look sharp, marines!"

"Dead whale or sunk boat!"

"Hunt him 'til he spouts black blood"

"And rolls fin up!"

Old Thunder ye once was called,

Fulfill the prophecy

All but one shall be entombed

In the deep gulf of doom

Beware the white demon

Beware the blasphemous end

([Ahab:]

"I am Ahab!"

"I am the prophet and the fulfiller!"

"Who's over me?"

"So be it!")

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