Requiem of the Agatha Rayne

My men, my mates, my crew and I
Endless horizon, wide watery lane
A voyage, a ship, a star to steer her by
My love, my Lady, the Agatha Rayne


The ocean rolls in storm-torn pity
Figurehead sinking 'neath the waves
See the memory of a shining city,
The commander, mourning the loss of his braves

Lady standing on the reef
Enchanting all with her song
In safety we lose our belief
The ocean deep's where we belong

(Hear my cry)
Heaven above, ocean below
Who is singing my funereal song?
Is this Heaven or hell, who's to know?
In siren's arms, I belong
(Come to Me)


She cries, and sings, watching us drown
Cracking Timber, tearing sail
My men, my mates... I've let them down
She breaks our hearts with her endless wail

Hungry ocean, claiming my soul
Darkest cold, easing my pain
Davy Jones, collecting the toll,
Say good-bye to the Agatha Rayne


Lady standing on the rocks
Beguiling us with her dirge
Smiling, singing, our dilemma she mocks
Hopelessly we're claimed by the ocean's surge

(Hear my Song)
Heaven above, ocean below
Who is singing my funereal song?
Is this Heaven or hell, who's to know?
In siren's arms, I belong
(In my arms, you belong)

My men, my mates, my crew and I
My voyage, my ship, my watery lane
My wheel, my sail, my star to steer by
My Lady, My Love, My Agatha Rayne