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As the crew cheers on my death I'm thrown out to sea While having an achor tied to my feet Falling into the depths Losing each breath As I swallow the sea Lifelessly closing my eyes A recurrence Flash in front of me Days before sailing away Another heart beat strikes To the lovely Paula Etta She was married with kids Our lusting last till dusk Spoiled by the appearance of her husband Words were hardly any Violence was preventable To plead my innocence Judgement was merciless Sinking underneath the ocean As I arrange A burial of plunder By fools who discovered me
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Jan 22, 2010
Jan 22, 2010 at 5:29 AM UTC
Sunken Plunder
As the crew cheers on my death I'm thrown out to sea While having an achor tied to my feet Falling into the depths Losing each breath As I swallow the sea Lifelessly closing my eyes A recurrence Flash in front of me Days before sailing away Another heart beat strikes To the lovely Paula Etta She was married with kids Our lusting last till dusk Spoiled by the appearance of her husband Words were hardly any Violence was preventable To plead my innocence Judgement was merciless Sinking underneath the ocean As I arrange A burial of plunder By fools who discovered me
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Jan 22, 2010
Jan 22, 2010 at 5:29 AM UTC
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