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Tamara Jessup

This makes me think of the co-pilot of the German plane who had been "successfully" treated for "a depressive disorder" before freezing at the controls and ignoring the pilot pounding on the door. Hitler went after the insane first, so, in their arrogance, the Germans refuse to understand that some mental illnesses are treatable, but not curable. I think his depression returned and, unable to relax, the co-pilot sent the plane down, crashing it. Major depression needs lifelong care, not 18 months' treatment. RIP

latios4

I feel like the Irish Descendents took this song and ran with it much better than here

grandpahilly

beautiful song lovely harmonies particularly by kempy and great solo by Ken i think they really miss Kens assertive playing

Mirenne Jackrabbit

Sorry Michael. I guess I didn't write that very clearly. I agree with you. What I meant to say is that they "should have gotten" in the lifeboats.

Michael Neville

The captain doesn't tell the crew to go into lifeboats but "swim for your lives." Unless land was very near, their lives would be short. Considering the narrator calls for other crew members and gets no answer, they're either out of earshot or, IMO, dead. "The captain lied when the captain cried, 'There's none of us here can save her'."

Mirenne Jackrabbit

Michael, I love this song, but ever since I've read your comment I've been puzzling it over, too. They would have taken a boat--Lieutenant Bligh from the Bounty steered his loyal crew to land---47 days, and the survivors of the Essex were in the ocean 90 days (thank you Wikipedia). So the words ought to be "Row for your lives", eh, matey? Mirenne

Michael Neville

This song has always disturbed me and I've just figured out why. The captain panicked. Unless a ship is actually going beneath the surface, it's safer to stay on the ship than go into the sea, especially during a storm. Even wearing an exposure suit, hypothermia will kill you if you're in the water. Plus there's the risk of drowning. Panic kills more people in an emergency situation than anything else. The captain sent the crew overboard, effectively killing them.

JDibden

Heard you guys 2 evenings ago in Tunbridge Wells with this lovely song which I have liked for a long time. Imagine my surprise when Peter said it was about a boat of his called after a TV presenter who happens to have the same names as me!!! I love all this gentle music you used to do like Lark in the morning.Jenny B

Steve Cox

You need to learn some music history and some respect.

gordon g

is any further tribute needed awesome song

momouse1941

oh God I had no idea we had a death in the span family, I wnat to cry, I am so glad I am the same age as they are, so very glad

sibylle müller

Tim Hart died, as far as I know Peter is still alive!

Frit Murphy

Peter is a sound bloke, i love this song. his dad Frank was the most down to earth person i have had the pleasure to meet, Peter, im glad i met you in Hastings. keep up the great music

Gottfried Salinger

This is among the the most moving songs I've ever heard, and most every time I hear it my eyes just leak spontaneously, can't help it. But if music doesn't move me why bother to partake at all?.......

Stevebromley

They all look like the wierdos in a working mens club that wont stop singing. I WANT A QUIET PINT BEARDFACE!

gr8s0ngs

This is one of the most moving songs ever written and I Iove Peter Knight's voice more than any other, making this one of the greatest creations of mankind.

Joseph Genaro

thanks fan1 I've never seen any of these

lonnalonna

BEAUTIFUL!!! <3 <3 <3

slygingerdog

great....I especially like Ken Nicol's solo.....really adds something that wasn't there before.

John Lowry

great song = love it!

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