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We ride the wild sea |
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And if you want adventure, |
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It's the place to be |
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The sea wolves and the giant squids |
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Are coming up from the wild sea |
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And here's where i'll stay |
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For ten years and a day |
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We're on a quest to find hidden treasure |
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And mystery on the wild sea |
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Now the sun she's shining for everyone |
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But we'll set sail and we'll be gone |
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We're sailing on |
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We're sailing on |
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Sailing on and on and on and on |
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Into the ocean, into the sun |
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My boat, a viking, my dad and me |
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On the wild sea |
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Now we're taking on water |
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In the dead dog's galley |
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A man overboard everyday |
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Captured by pirates |
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In the isle of donuts |
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Rescued by some maidens |
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Who then ran away |
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And here's where we'll be |
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We never know what we'll see |
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We can battle ghosts |
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On the bottom of the ocean |
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Or ride the waves |
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Of the wild sea |
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Now the sun she's shining for everyone |
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But we'll set sail and we'll be gone |
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We're sailing on |
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We're sailing on |
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Sailing on and on and on and on |
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Into the ocean, into the sun |
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My boat, a viking, my dad and me |
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On the wild sea |
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Captain's log: 1978 |
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We've been on the sea now for over three years |
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And the unbelievable things we've found and seen, |
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No man can write. |
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Things like the discovery of the purple pearl of pinoche, |
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The mysterious island of bigfoot women, |
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The seaghost in the isle of dread, |
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Pirates on the sea - pirates that no man can name - |
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The underwater bison family . . . and much more . . . |
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Sailing on and on and on and on |
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Into the ocean, into the sun |
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My boat, a viking, my dad and me |
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On the wild sea |
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Do you hear that son? |
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That's the voice of the sirens calling from the sea. |
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Quick! put some cloth in your ears! |
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Don't steer towards the island! |
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The wild sea is calling me |
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The wild sea is calling me |
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The wild sea is calling me |
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The wild sea is calling me |
