:40:01
Here.
Have some coffee.
:40:03
[ Men Laughing ]
:40:08
Paps, you're such a little card.
:40:11
Now, where's that naughty Captain?
He knows it's suppertime.
:40:14
¶[ Concertina ]
:40:23
¶ When I go ashore
and get my pay ¶
:40:27
¶ I'll go and meet
my Essie May ¶
:40:31
¶ She'll hike her skirt
and toss her shoe ¶
:40:34
¶ She'll clean my pipes,
my buddies' too ¶
:40:38
¶ Don't need a church
to find my way ¶
:40:44
¶'Cause I found heaven
with Essie May ¶¶
:40:53
¶[ Stops ]
:40:55
[ Crying ]
That was the most beautiful thing
I've ever heard.
:41:00
It was like honey
from the lips of an angel.
:41:03
[ Belches ]
:41:05
- Bless you.
- Ahhh.
:41:09
Oh, Cappy, tell me
about all of this.
:41:12
Tell me about the sea.
What does it mean to you?
:41:15
Basically, money. I come from
six generations of seamen.
:41:20
All with the same goal in life: Catch
fish, sell 'em, get drunk and get laid.
:41:27
- I don't thinkAristotle
could've said it better.
- Uh-huh.
:41:30
Yeah. You might say I dropped
outta my mama's womb...
:41:34
with galoshes on my feet
and a fishing rod in my hand.
:41:37
Ouch. That poor woman.
:41:43
I don't know, Cappy.
:41:44
I'm beginning to wonder
if it's really people like you...
:41:47
who wander the world
like shaggy, unkempt beasts,
:41:51
who really know
what's important in life.
:41:54
- Okay, boy. I'm officially sick
of you now. Take off.
- Are you quite sure?
:41:58
Sometimes if we've had
a little too much to drink
we tend to say the opposite--