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Ahoy, Matey!

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Ahoy, Matey!

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Ahoy, little sailor

This' our galley Dorothy

Show us how worthy you can be

Here only the brave ones

We kill them who may flee

Don't thou wish that fate for thee

Be a wise guy and bring another cup for me

He who serves one day served may be

We do our job as written in the Letters of Marquee

We kill everything we shall see

Ahoy, little lad

Take a look at the gazing sun

Look at the great pirate sky

You'd better like the sea

'Cause for sure we ain't here for fun

We're pirates, son; we're pirates, Aye!

Many, many treasures await for you, child

And many, many dangers too

The seven seas can be pretty, pretty wild

Davy Jones' locker never gets full

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Weigh anchor, it's time to sail on!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Full throttle ahead!

Ahoy, little bucko

Feel the wind blowing through

Can anything be better than this?

Doesn't matter where we go

Only matters where we've been

I want this pirate life for me!

Be a wise guy and bring another cup for me

He who serves one day served may be

We do our job as written in the Letters of Marquee

We kill everything we shall see

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho! x3

I want this pirate life for me!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho! x3

Another toast for us, guys!

Avast!

"It scrambled all the scene

And all the clouds turned black

A demoniac Fine

I wouldn't ever come back

I feel it, it's creepy

I feel it

It's coming...

It's coming"

The ghost ship came full speed towards our galley and we burnt like hell

I thought we could handle with life, but I see that's no chance with the dead

Dead men tell no tales, but they haunt us in same way alive men kill

But if it's to fight for my own, I'd rather die in honor than run to the hills

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

I want this pirate life for me!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

It only will end when someone sinks

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

Yo-ho-ho Ho-ho-ho! Ho-ho!

You'll remember me; Ahoy, matey...

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