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Sleep, my darling, Davy boy
Sleep, my precious, eager toy
Spend one night of raptured joy
And give yourself to me
Morn comes fast, you must away
On your ship so proud and gay
Must you go, oh can't you stay,
Stay and comfort me
Ride the billow! Reap the wave!
Waste the souls that you can't enslave!
Drive the drowned men, stout and brave
That fell 'fore raging sea!
Call the monster from the deep!
Slice the roaring breaker steep!
Hear the shore-bound widows weep
That love no more shall see!
Cruise the dark and damning waste!
Give the drowned their deathly taste!
Grasp them, hold them, then make haste
And bring their souls to me!
But you
Shall not
Find me
There
Sink and
Howl and
Find des-
pair
Ride, my darling, burning child
Cross the deep, alone and wild
Ever hated and reviled
The Man who loved the Sea
Sleep, my precious, eager toy
Spend one night of raptured joy
And give yourself to me
Morn comes fast, you must away
On your ship so proud and gay
Must you go, oh can't you stay,
Stay and comfort me
Ride the billow! Reap the wave!
Waste the souls that you can't enslave!
Drive the drowned men, stout and brave
That fell 'fore raging sea!
Call the monster from the deep!
Slice the roaring breaker steep!
Hear the shore-bound widows weep
That love no more shall see!
Cruise the dark and damning waste!
Give the drowned their deathly taste!
Grasp them, hold them, then make haste
And bring their souls to me!
But you
Shall not
Find me
There
Sink and
Howl and
Find des-
pair
Ride, my darling, burning child
Cross the deep, alone and wild
Ever hated and reviled
The Man who loved the Sea
Literature
Sailor's Shanty
Haul the line, hoist the cargo.
Haul the line, hoist the cargo.
Off the distant shores we row
I kissed me love goodbye.
"Wipe away the tears from yer eye.
I'll be back my dear, so swears I!"
Way anchor me hearty's, Ho!
Way anchor me hearty's, Ho!
Off ta distant shores we go.
Upon the peer my love waves to me,
Promise she does to wait for thee,
pray she does fer a swift journey
Tack the sails and catch the breeze
Tack the sails and catch the breeze
Bound we on this open journey.
Bound we are fer the Seven Seas!
Literature
Cherished
She persuades him to lie down and be still for her
Naked in body only,
her eyes peer past the whole to the pieces.
She squeezes his breasts
Sweet, ripe little things
How they ache for her.
Curious hands become gentle fingers
Sliding up his throat
knuckles rasping against stubble
Skating across his forehead smoothing furrows.
Press gently on the delicate skin at the edges of his eyes
Follow down between the eyebrows
The straight line of his nose
Stroking soft lips that part in hungry expectancy.
She stretches his arms above his head, palms up.
Traces with spider legs down his shivering skin
Tickles the hair of his armpits
Nuzzling her
Literature
Song against silence
we live in the long dark,
surrounded by the silent stars,
twinkling away in mindless spark,
the black is waging endless wars,
but who could allow the silence to prevail,
and think that life is to no avail,
let the dark shout it's silence,
however terrible and endless voilence,
i say the light will stream eternal,
from our small fortress in the night,
the universe is only chaotic and infernal,
but we will sing the light,
humanity for all it's evils,
is yet better than the empty,
i would prefer the cries of perils,
and the voices of depravity.
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The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise does have some things going for it--the first and third films, and the first twenty minutes of the fourth one. Johnny Depp's randomness. Geoffrey Rush's West Country accent. The wedding. The explosions. The lines that you never, ever thought you'd hear in a pirate film. And the soundtrack.
Oh my Cadance, the soundtrack.
Subjectively the best theme of the bunch, in my opinion, is Davy Jones's. It works both as a soothing, poignant lover's tune and as a raging rollercoaster rampage of something musicky beginning with r (and I was a chorister for eight years ... sheesh,) and actually adds to his character in a way that acting, makeup and CGI could never achieve.
As some will be able to tell you, lyricless film scores and I tend to react impressively. So here you have my lyrics to the Davy Jones theme, which can be found easily on YouTube. Given what I've already said, I don't think there should be too many problems interpreting it, so let's go ahead with the credits!
The Davy Jones theme was written by Hans Zimmer. Davy Jones, Calypso and the whole Pirates of the Caribbean franchise belong to Disney. The above lyrics are by Scarf Ace, who has made no profit off them whatsoever.
Oh my Cadance, the soundtrack.
Subjectively the best theme of the bunch, in my opinion, is Davy Jones's. It works both as a soothing, poignant lover's tune and as a raging rollercoaster rampage of something musicky beginning with r (and I was a chorister for eight years ... sheesh,) and actually adds to his character in a way that acting, makeup and CGI could never achieve.
As some will be able to tell you, lyricless film scores and I tend to react impressively. So here you have my lyrics to the Davy Jones theme, which can be found easily on YouTube. Given what I've already said, I don't think there should be too many problems interpreting it, so let's go ahead with the credits!
The Davy Jones theme was written by Hans Zimmer. Davy Jones, Calypso and the whole Pirates of the Caribbean franchise belong to Disney. The above lyrics are by Scarf Ace, who has made no profit off them whatsoever.
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I love this! CalypsoxDavy is an excellent shipping. Would you be interested in joining my role-play group?