Captain Mordiken

[Instrumental] Verse 1: Oh, gather ‘round ye sailors bold, and hear a tale so grand, Of Captain Mordiken, fierce and brave, the scourge of every land. With a mighty ship and a crew so true, they sailed the seven seas, Plundering gold and precious gems, and living wild and free. Chorus: Yo ho, yo ho, the captain leads the way, With a heart of iron and a will of steel, he’ll never be a prey. Yo ho, yo ho, his legend we shall sing, Of Captain Mordiken and his crew, the Flying Deers. Verse 2: His beard is black as widow, his eyes a piercing blue, A red cutlass sharp and a musket primed, his enemies he slew. He sailed from the Caribbean to the icy northern shore, And every port and every town, they feared him evermore. Chorus: Yo ho, yo ho, the captain leads the way, With a heart of iron and a will of steel, he’ll never be a prey. Yo ho, yo ho, his legend we shall sing, Of Captain Mordiken and his crew, the Flying Deers. Bridge: Through stormy seas and battles fierce, his ship would never fall, For Mordiken’s name struck fear in hearts, his courage standing tall. With treasure chests and victory, they lived a life so grand, And toasted to their captain’s health, the bravest on the seas. Verse 3: But tales of glory starts, his legendary will be known, And Captain Mordiken’s will fight everyone from the crown. He will battled till the end, with fire in his eyes, And with his cutlass in hand, he yells, beneath the moonlight skies. Chorus: Yo ho, yo ho, the captain led the way, With a heart of iron and a will of steel, he never was a prey. Yo ho, yo ho, his legend we still sing, Of Captain Mordiken and his crew, the Flying Deers. Chorus: Yo ho, yo ho, the captain led the way, With a heart of iron and a will of steel, he never was a prey. Yo ho, yo ho, his legend we still sing, Of Captain Mordiken and his crew, the Flying Deers. Outro: So raise a glass to Mordiken’s name, he his very near. In the hearts of sailors, his name will remains. Yo ho, yo ho, his tale will never end, Captain Mordiken will live forever, as the ocean’s dearest friend.