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Wave One

Feel the tide breathing tremendously sneaking in  heavyweight water laughing 

Unforgettable nightmare whirlpools having a field day 

Triumphant shifty liquid moving in rapid 

Hugging the seafront

Water of life giftwraps soggy buildings

Making clocktowers become sick waterslides overnight

Turning the city to soup

Floods are off their heads deep dark loughs are seriously strange places and rivers look like they are really enjoying themselves when overflowing mucky business someone's got to do it

Awaiting judgement

Visioning people gathering on the rooftops all because water was upset

Try shouting for help but know enough to understand the ocean screams louder

Can't hear myself think for all the loonitic splashing

Captivated twisted motions the endless churning

Imagine a helicopter looking for a grasshopper

The sea got all over the news they zoomed well in

Walls of water cliff sized waves charging intence 

Threatening Doom

Will come to my house and drag me out

Massive big huge raging see though tyrant intent on destruction

Galloping Rain deadly water of life casgading

I watch the dear old water crawl up and over the rocks for a look

Hassling pure tied up boats for fun 

LISTEN if you want to be helped you need to stop panicking 

Ground breaking Hard hitting

On paper water will actually make the words link...

At the leap in Askeaton Calhal of Valhalla would jump from the highest bit and swim out the furtherest on holiday at the beach

OH NO the end of the perfect storm hit a nerve when my mans floating off trying to communicate with loved ones because when I was unknown I would drink whiskey on the coast drowning my sorrows ranting and raving generally I would end up swimming anyway I'm afraid but discovered that the Atlantic Ocean held me like nothing ever did must of been pissed judging by the lights of life flickering in the sweet distance climbing t waves for a sip of the Jameson 

GOING UNDER had to bang on waterworld for the buzz it worked

Already absolutely drenched I was properly soaked and saturated

Clothes and seaweed neatly folded in a puddle so my aunty and uncle are going mental

Because someone has only gone and got naked in the hallway and is dripping wet 

And disorientated as well

Rejuvenated at the very beginning of a stream that is really lovely

I washed my face and watered the plants

I felt involved and maybe even wanted

The horror of being in agony forever

The water must matter

worship Neptune

Wet wet wet slightly tapped in the head wild as nature intended

 my mind is playing tricks on me just water as far as the eye can see can't keep still

The grand ripples turn to monsters

Our ship danced in the candlelight

Totally in natures hands at the mercy of the elements

A shot of rum for all souls brandy galore

Dream of all the treasures in store

Hid behind an island with issues and a telescope waiting for the Manilla boat

Waters unchartered are waters unmastered making experienced captains look stupid

Well surrounded presumed missing 

A cruel wind cursed the sails

And the good good good people want want want more more more tobacco and potatoes

But who amongst us will man the pumps of a rotting carcasis all at sea a suspicions dreamy exhibition

Out upon waters so fierce

With the plan to desert the outspoken some place and leave them stranded in the middle of nowhere

MR SELKIRK SIR it has occurred to me that you appear to be getting marooned

I would not like to be seen crying about it if I was you because the crew feed off fear

And we are running out of things to do.

Such it was a good menacing fog that reached us

There was a strange unearthly aura on board the first inkling that somethings wrong a sence of malace in the air

When suddenly

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