Van Der Decken's Triumph Lyrics
| Song | Van Der Decken's Triumph |
| Artist | Carach Angren |
| Album | Death Came Through A Phantom Ship |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| "Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails!* | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| The triumph of The United Dutch East-India Company. | |
| We run a monopoly: spice trade, violence and slavery | |
| "Full speed ahead!" | |
| He's hollering as if he's mad. | |
| This ship is captained by a successful psychopath. | |
| Fearless… No conscience… | |
| The infamous captain Van Der Decken. | |
| So obsessed to be the best. Nothing less. | |
| A crude master yet staunch, | |
| Refusing to back away from and kind of tumult. | |
| For mace, nutmeg, clove and cinnamon. | |
| For silk, porcelain, ivory and opium. | |
| Victoriously sails the VOC | |
| Through the foulest gales, along dangerous reefs and | |
| Treacherous bays. Respect and obedience. | |
| Under his command they felt challenged but safe. | |
| Determination and greed is what he felt. | |
| Possessed and focused on profit and wealth. | |
| "Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails! | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| "Bring me the rum | |
| To celebrate the fortunes to come. | |
| Let us sing and drink on a rich and glorious time. | |
| For we shall succeed just like this harmonious rhyme." |
| " Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails! | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| The triumph of The United Dutch EastIndia Company. | |
| We run a monopoly: spice trade, violence and slavery | |
| " Full speed ahead!" | |
| He' s hollering as if he' s mad. | |
| This ship is captained by a successful psychopath. | |
| Fearless No conscience | |
| The infamous captain Van Der Decken. | |
| So obsessed to be the best. Nothing less. | |
| A crude master yet staunch, | |
| Refusing to back away from and kind of tumult. | |
| For mace, nutmeg, clove and cinnamon. | |
| For silk, porcelain, ivory and opium. | |
| Victoriously sails the VOC | |
| Through the foulest gales, along dangerous reefs and | |
| Treacherous bays. Respect and obedience. | |
| Under his command they felt challenged but safe. | |
| Determination and greed is what he felt. | |
| Possessed and focused on profit and wealth. | |
| " Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails! | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| " Bring me the rum | |
| To celebrate the fortunes to come. | |
| Let us sing and drink on a rich and glorious time. | |
| For we shall succeed just like this harmonious rhyme." |
| " Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails! | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| The triumph of The United Dutch EastIndia Company. | |
| We run a monopoly: spice trade, violence and slavery | |
| " Full speed ahead!" | |
| He' s hollering as if he' s mad. | |
| This ship is captained by a successful psychopath. | |
| Fearless No conscience | |
| The infamous captain Van Der Decken. | |
| So obsessed to be the best. Nothing less. | |
| A crude master yet staunch, | |
| Refusing to back away from and kind of tumult. | |
| For mace, nutmeg, clove and cinnamon. | |
| For silk, porcelain, ivory and opium. | |
| Victoriously sails the VOC | |
| Through the foulest gales, along dangerous reefs and | |
| Treacherous bays. Respect and obedience. | |
| Under his command they felt challenged but safe. | |
| Determination and greed is what he felt. | |
| Possessed and focused on profit and wealth. | |
| " Weigh the anchor and hoist the sails! | |
| Work harder you drunken snails! | |
| For treasury like pepper as gold. | |
| Let this nautical voyage begin. | |
| We are powered by strong European winds." | |
| " Bring me the rum | |
| To celebrate the fortunes to come. | |
| Let us sing and drink on a rich and glorious time. | |
| For we shall succeed just like this harmonious rhyme." |
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