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Marching Inland

Album: Atlantic Favourites II Durasi: 2:41

Lord Nelson knew the perfect way

To cure your mal de mer

And if you pay attention

His secret, I will share

To any seasick sailor, he'd give this advice for free

When you're feeling seasick, sit underneath a tree

I'm marching inland, from the shore

Over my shoulder, I'm carrying an oar

When someone asks me "What

Is the funny thing you've got?"

Then I'll know I'll never go to sea no more, no more

I know I'll never go to sea no more

Columbus, he set sail

To find out if the world was round

He kept on sailing to the west

Until he ran aground

He thought he'd found the Indies, but he'd found the USA

I know some navigators would could still do that today

I'm marching inland, from the shore

Over my shoulder, I'm carrying an oar

When someone asks me "What

Is the funny thing you've got?"

Then I'll know I'll never go to sea no more, no more

I know I'll never go to sea no more

Drake, he's in his hammock and a thousand miles away

Grenville's Revenge is at the bottom of the bay

Many a famous sailor never came home from the sea

Just take my advice, Jack, come and follow me

For I'm marching inland, from the shore

Over my shoulder, I'm carrying an oar

When someone asks me "What

Is the funny thing you've got?"

Then I'll know I'll never go to sea no more, no more

I know I'll never go to sea no more

So, sailor, take a warning from these men of high renown

When you leave the ocean and it's time to settle down

Never cast your anchor less than 90 miles from shore

There'll always be temptation to be off to sea once more

I'm marching inland, from the shore

Over my shoulder, I'm carrying an oar

When someone asks me "What

Is the funny thing you've got?"

Then I'll know I'll never go to sea no more, no more

I know I'll never go to sea no more

For I'm marching inland, from the shore

Over my shoulder, I'm carrying an oar

When someone asks me "What

Is the funny thing you've got?"

Then I'll know I'll never go to sea no more, no more

I know I'll never go to sea no more