No Longer Commodore
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson was a commodore, he wanted to be much more
Lucky for the commodore, the revolution started war
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson set to sea one day, showed his genius straight away
Split two ships while in a fray, captured both and saved the day
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson became admiral, that was nothing trivial
He soon lost an arm one day, first command had gone astray
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Soon reports came back to him, although he had lost a limb
Situation looking grimm, French fleet sailing 'way from him
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Set to sea the French would flee, gone to Egypt they were free
Hid away within a bay, he had no hope they got away
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Admiral Horatio, planned out a scenario
Would end the status quo, into the bay he would go
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Admiral Horatio, had become quite a hero
Left the French in distant lands, no way to enact their plans
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
No longer a commodore, to his nation he was swore
Thanks to him they'd win the war, he's what they were searching for
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson was a commodore, he wanted to be much more
Lucky for the commodore, the revolution started war
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson set to sea one day, showed his genius straight away
Split two ships while in a fray, captured both and saved the day
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Nelson became admiral, that was nothing trivial
He soon lost an arm one day, first command had gone astray
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Soon reports came back to him, although he had lost a limb
Situation looking grimm, French fleet sailing 'way from him
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Set to sea the French would flee, gone to Egypt they were free
Hid away within a bay, he had no hope they got away
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Admiral Horatio, planned out a scenario
Would end the status quo, into the bay he would go
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Admiral Horatio, had become quite a hero
Left the French in distant lands, no way to enact their plans
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
No longer a commodore, to his nation he was swore
Thanks to him they'd win the war, he's what they were searching for
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
Sailing from the ocean shore, yes to his nation he was swore
Honor he who won the war, he was no longer commodore
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Writer(s): Richard Lindemann
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