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Journey's End

from Loose Cannons by The Jolly Rogers

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We’ve watched the stripes go by,
Rolling down the road,
For more miles than I know.
And later when the drive started getting long,
There was always more to go.
If we never sail again,
Take up good times with our friends.
We can look back at our highway home,
And our journeys never end.
We’ve gone and played our parts,
On many a stage,
From AZ to Saint Louey.
We’ve slept in hotels, and tents and cars,
And still home called to me.
We’ve left the road behind;
And flown our last flight,
We play our parts at home.
When the day is done, and we rest in our beds,
It feels good not to roam.
[CHORUS]
But we do not forget,
The friends we have met,
Or the joys that we have shared.
When all is said and done, we sit and talk,
And we wonder how they fair.
So while we sit at home,
We think of our friends,
Scattered, who knows where?
And though we are content, there’s a part of us,
That wishes we were there.
If we never sail again,
Take up good times with our friends.
We can look back at our highway home,
And our journeys never end.
And our memories never end...

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from Loose Cannons, released September 1, 2007

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The Jolly Rogers Kansas City, Missouri

Pirates before pirates were cool. The Jolly Rogers were born as the Earth still cooled, waaaay back in 1991. Bringing maritime music, sea shanties, drinking and bawdy songs to audiences before pirates were all the rage, they've been a main stage act at venues across America and Europe. ... more

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