制作
出演艺人
Sturgill Simpson
领唱
Miles Miller
鼓
Dave Roe
低音吉他
Laur Joamets
电吉他
Robert Emmett
管风琴
Dan Dugmore
钢弦吉他
Jefferson Crow
钢琴
作曲和作词
Sturgill Simpson
词曲作者
制作和工程
Sturgill Simpson
制作人
Gavin Lurssen
母带工程师
David Ferguson
混音工程师
Sean Sullivan
录音工程师
Ebonie Smith
助理工程师
歌词
[Verse 1]
Basic was just like papaw said
Keep your mouth shut and you'll be fine
Just another enlisted egg
In the bowl for Uncle Sam's beater
When you get to Dam Neck
Hear a voice in your head
Saying, my life's no longer mine
Have you running with some S-A-D, S-O-G
B-M-F sin eaters
[Verse 2]
Sailing out on them high seas
Feels just like being born
That first port call in Thailand
Feels like a pollywog turning nineteen
They've got king cobras fighting in boxing rings
And all the angels play Connect Four
Seems like a sailor's paradise
But it turns out to be a bad dream
[Verse 3]
Well, now you I hit the ground running in Tokyo
From Kawasaki to Ebisu
Yokosuka, Yokohama, and Shinjuku
Shibuya, Ropongi, and Harajuku
On to Busan, Pohang, Pattaya to Phuket
Singapore to Kuala Lumpur
Seen damn near the whole damn world
From the inside of a bar
[Verse 4]
I've got sea stories
Oh, and they're all true
Might seem a little bit far-fetched
But why would I lie to you?
Memories of ink forever stained
Still got salt running through my veins
I've got sea stories
And my shellback, too
[Verse 5]
Well, sometimes sirens send a ship off course
Horizon gets so hazy
Maybe get high, play a little Goldeneye
On that old sixty-four
But if you get sick, can't manage the kick
And get yourself kicked out the Navy
You'll spend the next year trying to score
From a futon life raft on the floor
And the next fifteen trying to figure out
What the hell you did that for
Yeah, flying high beats dying for lies
In a politician's war
[Verse 6]
Oh, and I've got sea stories
Oh, and they're all true
Might seem a little bit far-fetched
Why would I lie to you?
Memories of ink forever stained
Still got salt running through my veins
I've got sea stories
And my shellback, too
I've got sea stories
And my shellback, too
Written by: Sturgill Simpson