Fortune And Gold letra

Eight months on a stormy sea, this is the tale of a mutiny
Of a merchant and soldiers, of treasure and gold
Of a captain and crew, whose loyalty sold
A plan is forged, and the mission is bold
A murderous crew is awaiting the call
When the sun goes down on the 4th day of June
Poor scurvy sailors, will howl at the moon
But the ship ran aground, and in a raging sea there was not a sound
In the night, of the murderous souls
Treason and treachery, fortune and gold
But this tale had only begun,
for 200 people marooned in the sun
Women and children, soldiers and crew,
Weeks on an island, the madness it grew
And what happened next is a picture of man,
to divide and defeat was the mutineer's plan,
One by one, in the night so dark,
they murdered them all and devoured their hearts.
And only a handful survived, to tell this tale of the sea
Only a handful survived, to see murderers hang from the gallows tree
In the night, of the murderous souls
Treason and treachery, fortune and gold

The go Set - Letras

• 1788 (Keenan)
• 5AM
• A Black And White Picture
• A Story To Tell
• All The Truth And Lies
• Armentieres
• Away Away
• Bakery Hill
• Believers
• Bombs Falling
• Bordeaux
• Breakdown
• Catching The Sun
• Coming Down
• Davey
• Eastside Burning
• Fade
• Fifty Four
• Fortune And Gold
• Journey Of A Thousand Miles
• Learning Slowly
• Macpherson's Rant
• New Race
• North Of The 23
• Oceans Of Blue
• Old Dark Brown
• Portland 3:15
• Raymond O'Byrne
• Roaring Forties
• Salamanca
• Scarlet Snow
• Scots Wha' Ha'e
• Sheppards Town
• Sing Me A Song
• Swings And Roundabouts
• Tale Of A Convict
• The Hardness Of His Hand
• The Longest Holiday
• The Minor's Son
• The New Minority
• The Power Of Youth
• The Rising Tide
• Together Again
• Union Man
• Waiting For The Great Leap Forwards
• Wandering Man
• Welcome To The World