1. |
Eye The Pirate
03:55
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This ships going down
And I'm the captain in the hull getting ready to drown
And it's a little too late to start turning around
It's a little too late to start swimming now
And who knew one mistake could take my life away?
I should've listened when everybody said it would kill me one day
Woah
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
She's in my head, she's in my head.
And when she is, my thoughts go dead
She's a demon feeding off my flesh
And stealing every breath away
I hate how you always find your way
Into every fucking song I make
Good God,
Oh, I don't know what I want.
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
But don't go away, don't go away. Please stay.
Don't go away, don't go away. Please stay.
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
There's an unexpected guest on the ship tonight
So, men, raise your rifles. Get ready for the fight.
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2. |
Dauntless
02:44
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3. |
Chapter Three
03:58
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4. |
The Prologue
03:11
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E57 Scranton, Pennsylvania
E57 is Josh Zurek (vocals/rhythm guitar), Mike “Duds” McDonald (lead guitar), Chris Sheerin (bass guitar/backing vocals), and Seth Mahaffey (drums).
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