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Call the Captain
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Call the Captain è stato pubblicato il 6 marzo 2020 da Yep Roc Records come parte dell'album Be Still Moses
6 marzo 2020
LinguaEnglish
BPM112
Melodicità
Acousticità
Valence
Ballabilità
Energia

Video musicale

Video musicale

Testi

Call up the captain, tell him I ain't coming in
He can dig his own coal, something else is happening
This living that I'm making is doing us in
It's broken the lives of too many good men
Been hauling coal since I was big enough to fight
Some thirty odd shifts without a glimpse of daylight
The corporation likes to say that everything's alright
So dig yourself a hole, get out of sight
There's a dark cloud above me, it's blocking out the sun
Burn another hunk of coal, listen to the engines run
One half is starving while the other's having fun
So call the captain, call the captain, call the captain
Miranda, close the door
I ain't going down to the mine today
I want clear blue skies and a whole lot more
I ain't going down to the mine
There's a hole in this bucket I've been carrying around
I fill it up to the top and watch it spill on the ground
Go down in the mines and when I come back out
I got nothing to show but the sweat on my brow
And these hills are my own flesh and bones
They're all that I've loved and they're all that I've known
So please don't ask me to destroy my home
I'm not gonna choose between my heart and my soul
So call up the captain, tell him I ain't coming in
He can dig his own coal, something else is happening
This living that I'm making is doing us in
So call the captain, call the captain, call the captain
Miranda, close the door
I ain't going down to the mine today
I want clear blue skies and a whole lot more
I ain't going down to the mine
Hear the whistle blow this morning
Hear the whistle blow today
Hear the whistle blow this morning
Miranda, close the door
I ain't going down to the mine today
I want clear blue skies and a whole lot more
I ain't going down to the mine
I ain't going down to the mine
I ain't going down to the mine
Written by: Graham Sharp
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