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A Drama In Two Parts
They left Southampton with a coal fire down below, Olympic class of the White Star Line, little did they know. Irish-built in Belfast, one iceberg was all it took as, with insufficient lifeboats, the whole wide world it shook. Departing Queenstown, compartments not all watertight, unsinkable or so they said, until that tragic night... (almost a six-day cruise). She was poorly equipped and, as all good Captains do (tho' that is not his due), Edward Smith (and fifteen hundred souls or more) went down with the ship. And the band played on as the ship was going down, were they blind (drunk?), out of their minds, they were all about to drown. Some thought 'Bravery,' others, 'Stupidity,' (altho' cold as ice), I can say, quite categorically, I would have jumped ship if it were me. Tho' it's a deep subject, rock-bottom at very best, the play on Broadway (take a bow) you won't see, of lost lives and broken hearts is... 'The Titanic, In Two Parts'.
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