A Salty Dog - Sarah Brightman (莎拉·布莱曼)

Written by：Gary Brooker/Keith Reid

All hands on deck

We've run afloat

I heard the captain cry

Explore the ship

Replace the cook

Let no one leave alive

Across the straits around the horn

How far can sailors fly

A twisted path

Our tortured course

And no one left alive

We sailed for parts unknown to man

Where ships come home to die

No lofty peak

Nor fortress hold

Could match our captain's eye

Upon the seventh sea sick day

We made our port of call

A sand so white

And seas so blue

No mortal place at all

We fired the gun

And burned the mast

And rowed from ship to shore

The captain cried

We sailors wept

Our tears were tears of joy

How many moons

And many junes

Have passed since we made land

A salty dog

The seaman's log

Your witness my own hand