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Pirates of the North Coast

from No Place for Children by The Misery Jackals

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When I was just a young lad of 13 years old
Down by the docks of Cleveland is where I’d often go
It was on a Tuesday mornin’, the sun not up at all
That’s when I met me Cap’n, of the pirate ship, “Dugall.”

Sailin’ the sea of Erie, I been raised to rob and steal
Taken away from my home and now it’s death I deal
I’m a pirate of the North Coast, where the trade winds blow cold
If I don’t live until I die, I’ll never, grow old.

I raid the Cuyahoga in a 14 foot canoe
When you hear the banjo ringin’, you know just what we’ll do
Upon your banks it’s me, and my captain Magee
You get in our way, with your life, you will pay.

I’m the terror of the towpath and the great Erie canal
Akron and Cleveland aren’t safe from pirates now
From your hearts you’ll bleed, when you fall to your knees
The pirates of Somalia, ain’t got nothin’, on me!

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from No Place for Children, released May 11, 2012

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