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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Title:THE SAILORS HOME Down the sea of the Panama, Sailed a ship covered with blood The eyes of the captain looking towards the Island in enigma What lies beyond the island Treasure or the battle ground As he sailed with his adventure crew They brew and merry while they yoo Singing the old sailors anthem While the island opened its arm to welcome them As they salley and yohoo-hoo A smooth sea they echoed Never makes a good sailor we know Yohoho yohoho yohoho But they forget to know The island is not a place for a sailors home Set sail,set sail,all hands on deck they shouted As they disembarked the ship With merry mind they all faulted As they left the ship The wondered through the island missing the smell of the sea The sailors code they forget Never let off the sea Their track were lost and gone With no compass to lead them to their treasure hunt They cried as they chanted Blood on the high sea Singing the glorious songs of oja The sea roared it's tides in anger As she sees her owners in danger Sending her friend the Raven To bring the kings back to Haven They salley back to their ship With head bent low to the sea As they sailed back off the shores They salley back to the sea As they echoed Yohoho yohoho yohoho For island we must sight.
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