I wonder if the title (Good to Sea) and the refrain are a very clever pun. To be " Good To Sea " can be interpreted as being a mashing of the phrases " Good to Go " and " Go To Sea ", which could itself be interpreted as being a voyage, which could relate to being on a voyage away from your problems and then returning to find that it's only gotten worst while you were away.
I wonder if the title (Good to Sea) and the refrain are a very clever pun. To be " Good To Sea " can be interpreted as being a mashing of the phrases " Good to Go " and " Go To Sea ", which could itself be interpreted as being a voyage, which could relate to being on a voyage away from your problems and then returning to find that it's only gotten worst while you were away.