Luyện nghe bài hát Charles Gibbs

Charles
Words and Chris Foster
May 3rd 2003

Terror on the seas wrought by Charles Gibbs
his sword in pirate fame
For wealth that surfed the currents the old world and the new
were the victims that he claimed

A operandi of debauchery and greed
No prisoners were the words of his
A cruel and vicious person with a gross incessant
To claim the life of every hand

They would hoist their mighty sails the black flag
Catch a wind to their date with infamy
On a to destroy every time that they deployed
They lived a vile evil life of

He sailed the Straits searching for his prey
Stealing all the treasures from fold
madman on a mission would abscond with what he claimed
Pavilion key was where he his gold.

His ship would pull side and tie their ropes to fore and aft
They'd swing aboard with lust and hearts
They'd rape and woman and torture all the men
Then their bloody carcass to the sharks.

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To romanticize a pirate is to make a of life
The Dark ages our past in maritime
But good traverses evil, so let the record
Gibbs was hung at the age 29

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