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Jimmy Buffett - Pirate Looks At Forty
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This is a song, I guess I wrote this for an old friend of mine a few years back who could just not seem to find his occupation in the twentieth century. so he just chose to live in a fanta Rld. and then I looked at him I went, well what the hells wrong with that? so if this song has been able to ease your pain ever so slightly, Im glad I wrote it cause thats what its for. it Led pirate looks at forty. Mother, mother ocean, I have heard you call Wanted to sail upon your waters since I was three feet tall Youve seen it all, youve seen it all Watched the men who rode you switch from sail to steam In your belly you can hold the treasures few have ever seen Most of em dreams, most of em dreams Yes, I am a pirate, two hundred years too late The cannons dont thunder, theres nothin to plunder Im an over-forty victim of fate Arriving too late, arriving too late But Ive done a bit of smugglin, Ive run my share of grass Made enough money to buy miami, but I pissed it away so fast Never meant to last, never meant to last I have been drunk now for over two weeks, Passed out and I rallied and I sprung a few leaks But Ive got stop wishin, got to go fishin Im down to rock bottom again Just a few friends, just a few friends Nice to see all of our friends every year. thank you Friends. Now I go for younger women, lived with several awhile Though I ran em away, theyd come back one day And I still could manage a smile Sure takes a while, just takes a while Mother, mother ocean, after all my years Ive found Occupational hazard being my occupations just not around Feel like Ive drowned, but I wont wear a frown Feel like Ive drowned, Im gonna go check out Peachtree street somewhere downtown
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