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The notes we left
Our final thoughts
And we knew they'd get ours out
Sink
Sink
Drowned by our country
Old machine, is cursed
And forgotten
Never surface again
The air runs out
The captain is first
So we take to memories
And layers of clothes
Up there the family waits
And outside we heard hammers
Noises sound like the end
And we will never see them
Sink
Sink
Drowned by her country
Failed machine is cursed
Old and rotten
Never surface again
The notes we left
Our final thoughts
And we knew they'd get ours out
Sink
Sink
Drowned by our country
Old machine, is cursed
And forgotten
Never surface again
The air runs out
The captain is first
So we take to memories
And layers of clothes
Up there the family waits
And outside we heard hammers
Noises sound like the end
And we will never see them
Sink
Sink
Drowned by her country
Failed machine is cursed
Old and rotten
Never surface again
Lyrics submitted by Lakron, edited by SamytheDuff
Travel Is Dangerous Lyrics as written by John Cummings Dominic Aitchison
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I think the lines "old and she is cursed" and "graved and she is cursed" should be "old machine is cursed" and "great machine is cursed". If this is actually about a submarine, it makes a bit more sense that way, and this is how I've always heard it anyway.