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(man) I was Flint's first mate that voyage.
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Three days east of Tortola in the Caribee.
Flint knew an island.
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That's where we buried the treasure.
Gold and blood were Flint's trademarks.
:01:39
He'd leave both behind him that day.
:01:47
* Shiver my timbers, shiver my soul
:01:50
* Yo ho, hoa vo ho
:01:53
* There are men whose hearts
are as black as coal
:01:57
* Yo ho, hoa vo ho
:02:00
* And they sailed their ship
'cross the ocean blue
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* A bloodthirsty captain
and a cutthroat crew
:02:07
* lt's as dark a tale as was ever told
:02:10
* Of the lust for treasure
and the love of gold
:02:16
* Shiver my timbers, shiver my sides
:02:19
* Yo ho, hoa vo ho
:02:22
* There are hungers as strong
as the wind and tides
:02:26
* Yo ho, hoa vo ho
:02:29
* And those buccaneers
drowned their sins in rum
:02:33
* The devil himself
would have to call them scum
:02:36
* Every man aboard
would have killed his mate
:02:39
* For a bag of guineas
or a piece of eight
:02:43
* A piece of eight
:02:45
* A piece of eight
:02:47
Five, six, seven, eight,
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* Hulla wacka, ulla wacka,
something not right
:02:51
* Many wicked, icky things
gonna happen tonight
:02:55
* Hulla wacka, moola wacka,
sailor man, beware
:02:58
* When de money in de ground,
there's murder in de air