I Sail Where I Please – A Pirate Sea Shanty of Freedom

Описание: “I Sail Where I Please” is a fierce pirate sea shanty about freedom wrestled from the grip of crowns, chains, and quiet obedience. Sung from the deck beneath storm-dark skies, it tells the tale of souls who chose the open sea over a life of rule and restraint. This shanty carries the spirit of rebellion, brotherhood, and the wild promise of the waves. It is a song for those who refuse to kneel and choose the horizon instead.

Inspired by classic pirate lore and traditional sea shanties, this song blends storytelling, rhythm, and raw maritime defiance. The lyrics focus on escape from oppression, the call of the ocean, and the unbreakable bond between pirates and the sea. Every verse echoes the hardships of life on land and the dangerous freedom found beyond the harbor. This shanty is meant to feel timeless—sung by lantern light, carried by wind, and remembered by scarred hands gripping rope and steel. Whether you love pirate music, sea shanties, or songs of rebellion, this track sails straight to the heart of the genre. Best enjoyed loud, with the salt air in your lungs.

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Lyrics:
Oh the landfolk groan beneath the weight of rulers stern and deep,
With lords barkin’ orders like the devils never sleep.
But I slipped the ropes of duty when the dawn was barely blue,
And I took me fate in hand, lads—now the ocean’s crew is true.

There be burdens tall as mountains and the watchmen’s calls that creep,
And the fear of storms uncharted steals the common sailor’s sleep.
But the tide don’t judge a pirate, no the wind don’t charge a fee,
And freedom tastes like rum-soaked stars when ye learn to let it be.

I’ll sail where I please and no crown shall command me.
The storm is me brother and the night sky is me map.
No master shall tame me, no lash shall ever brand me
I’ll laugh at the thunder and answer back with a clap.
For every soul seekin’ breath from the weight of the harbor—draw near.
For every heart pressed down by shackles of iron—stand clear.
For on these waves, we break the chains the world nailed to our backs.
And on these waves, we rise again, pirates bold who give no quarter back

Let the merchants chase their riches till their boots give out with wear,
Let the nobles hoard their kingdoms built of paper, dust, and air.
We’ll be drinkin’ with the sunrise, and we’ll dance with destiny,
For the world can keep its cages—aye, the sea remembers free.

I’ll sail where I please and no crown shall command me.
The storm is me brother and the night sky is me map.
No master shall tame me, no lash shall ever brand me
I’ll laugh at the thunder and answer back with a clap.
For every soul seekin’ breath from the weight of the harbor—draw near.
For every heart pressed down by shackles of iron—stand clear.
For on these waves, we break the chains the world nailed to our backs.
And on these waves, we rise again, pirates bold who give no quarter back

Raise the flag, let the world see the scars we carry proud;
Every wound a tale of battles where we shouted fate aloud.
For the land may bind your footsteps, but the sea sets fire to fear—
And the drums of distant freedom growin’ louder year by year.

I’ll roam where I will and no tyrant shall bind me.
The gale is me comrade and the black waves are me throne.
No shackle can claim me, no dread can behind me.
I’ll roar at the lightning and call the storm me own.
For every soul dreamin’ escape from a fate that dims their soul.
For every heart longin’ to break from the grip of burdens old.
For on these waves, we trade our chains for courage fierce and free.
And on these waves, we live at last—pirates bold eternally.

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