There was a crew in days gone by
Who sailed 'pon briny seas
Scrappy souls of disparate lands
and peerless expertise

Raise a cup and sing their song
For the crew that crossed the foam
For while the sea can claim a ship
It can never claim a home

Their ship was worn and splintered
Yet crested every wave
Their call to actions many
And all their hearts they gave

The sea sent foes aplenty
And brought them little riches
Still they met each challenge
From New Life till Day of Witches

Raise a cup and sing their song
For the crew that crossed the foam
For though the sea can claim a ship
She can never claim a home

With no want of troves or plunder
They sailed on happily
But the sea's dark heart had sin'ster plans
for this loving family

Raise a cup and sing their song
For the crew that crossed the foam
For while the sea can claim a ship
She could never take our home

The storm came nigh with nary a tell
One monstrous, swift, and mean
Both vessel and her loyal crew
Sailed as none had ever seen

Alas, this proved their story's end
Among waves both dark and steep
Crew scattered by the cruelest winds
And their ship lost to the deep

Raise a cup and sing their song
For the crew that crossed the foam
For though the sea can froth and rage
For though the sea can take us down
For though the sea can sink a ship
The sea can never claim our home