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Auteurs, The ~ Dead Sea Navigators


Their legend lay in tatters From perth to john o'groats The dead sea navigators Should've been buried at birth And of course i loved them dearly And i miss them now they're gone The dea sea navigators Wished they'd had a son Even in their heyday No-one like them anyway Committed boozers 3 a.m. shivers This one goes out to those not with us John the barman and mickey green This one goes out to all the drinkers At the red lion And our friends, though they are few Angel, johnny, pain, keith charity This one's for you And what's left of your nerve will get you through From brighton down to eastbourne Sea sick sailors getting tough But the dead sea navigators Were made of stouter stuff Golden years, golden years No-one like them 'cept for us Season's ending , all night porters Thy honour defending with last orders All the sunbathers Staring at the sun This one goes out to the Invisible children - as yet unborn And our friends Though they are few Overcoat boys with more brains than brawn This one's for you And all that sail in the Deas sea navigators This one's for you more free lyrics

Their legend lay in tatters
From perth to john o'groats
The dead sea navigators
Should've been buried at birth
And of course i loved them dearly
And i miss them now they're gone
The dea sea navigators
Wished they'd had a son

Even in their heyday
No-one like them anyway
Committed boozers 3 a.m. shivers
This one goes out to those not with us

John the barman and mickey green
This one goes out to all the drinkers
At the red lion
And our friends, though they are few
Angel, johnny, pain, keith charity
This one's for you
And what's left of your nerve will get you through

From brighton down to eastbourne
Sea sick sailors getting tough
But the dead sea navigators
Were made of stouter stuff

Golden years, golden years
No-one like them
'cept for us

Season's ending , all night porters
Thy honour defending with last orders

All the sunbathers
Staring at the sun
This one goes out to the
Invisible children - as yet unborn
And our friends
Though they are few
Overcoat boys with more brains than brawn
This one's for you
And all that sail in the
Deas sea navigators
This one's for you

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