Sasha Tkachuk - Song about Jung

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**Song about Jung **

lyrics and music by Sasha Tkachuk

ART: Phoenix, Sasha Tkachuk, Leif Hansen (Drømmer), Devilo4ek, Andrey

What's life without the spray of sea in your face?
Without the wind to fill the sails?
Let some other pirate be a scoundrel, damn him!
But the cabin boy is something else, hell yeah, onward ho!

His smile is like the moon, his ass is a thing of beauty,
Hold me back, you sea devils!
His passionate kiss is such that it puts the mermaids to shame,
Even Neptune is jealous, you can fucking see it!

The rum flows and steel rings,
Cannons fire, the stern-wood cracks.
That's how a cabin boy's life flies, and Fortune gives a loan.
We're living out our days, but not smoldering like a candle,
Let one free day be worth a pirate's laugh!
Onward ho!

A star will show the captain the way,
And the whisper of the waves will tell of wanton wenches.
But the cabin boy himself is like a storm, he won't let you sleep,
With him, every day is a party, for fuck's sake, goddamn it!

His smile is like the moon, his ass is a thing of beauty,
Hold me back, you sea devils!
His passionate kiss is such that it puts the mermaids to shame,
Even the old ship's cook went mad with envy, damn him!

The rum flows and steel rings,
Cannons fire, the stern-wood cracks.
That's how a cabin boy's life flies, and Fortune gives a loan.
We're living out our days, but not smoldering like a candle,
Let one free day be worth a pirate's laugh!

The enemy brig finally caught up to us,
And the galleon fired a volley from all its guns.
But the cabin boy, as always, found a way, damn it!
With him, even Hell would be fun, by God!

His smile is like the moon, his ass is a thing of beauty,
Hold me back, you sea devils!
His passionate kiss is such that it puts the mermaids to shame,
Even the Devil himself turned red with envy, damn his hide!

The rum flows and steel rings,
Cannons fire, the stern-wood cracks.
That's how a cabin boy's life flies, and Fortune gives a loan.
We're living out our days, but not smoldering like a candle,
Let one free day be worth a pirate's laugh!
Onward ho!