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letra de sad, so sad - ariyah coker

oh they built the ship titanic
to sail the ocean blue
and they thought they had a ship
that the water would never go through;
but the lord’s almighty hand said that ship would never land
it was sad when that great ship went down

it was sad. it was sad
it was sad when the great ship went down
(to the bottom of the-)
husbands and wives
little children lost their lives
it was sad when the great ship went down
they were off for england
and not very far from shore, bout 1000 miles it more
when the rich refused to associate with the poor
so they sent them down below
where they’d be the first to go
it was sad when that great ship went down

it was sad. it was sad
it was sad when the great ship went down
(to the bottom of the-)
husbands and wives
little children lost their lives
it was sad when the great ship went down

the boat was about to sink
and the sides about to burst
when the captain shouted, “all
women and children first!”
oh, the captain tried to wire
but the wires was on fire
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad. it was sad
it was sad when the great ship went down
(to the bottom of the-)
husbands and wives
little children lost their lives
it was sad when the great ship went down
oh, they swung the lifeboats out
o’er the deep and ragin’ sea
when the band struck up with
“nearer my god to thee.”
little children wept and cried
as the waves swept o’er the side
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad. it was sad
it was sad when the great ship went down
(to the bottom of the-)
husbands and wives
little children lost their lives
it was sad when the great ship went down

oh, they built the ship titanic, to sail the ocean blue
for they thought it was a ship that water would never go through
it was on its maiden trip, when an iceberg hit the ship
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad, so sad
it was sad, so sad
it was sad when the great ship went down (to the bottom of the-)
uncles and aunts, little children wet their pants
it was sad when the great ship went down
oh the captain smiled and winked
as the ship began to sink
and he said “the fish are surely going to stink”
so he s.o.s.ed the lord
and he jumped right overboard
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad, so sad
it was sad, so sad
it was sad when the great ship went down (to the bottom of the-)
uncles and aunts, little children wet their pants
it was sad when the great ship went down

oh, the heroes saved the weak, as the ship began to leak
and the band on deck played on
with, “nearer my god to thee”, they were swept into the sea
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad, so sad
it was sad, so sad
it was sad when the great ship went down (to the bottom of the-)
uncles and aunts, little children wet their pants
it was sad when the great ship went down

oh they built a sister ship, called the s.s. kunatah
and they knew it was a ship that would never get very far
so, they christened it with gop
and it sank with a ker-plop!
it was glad when the sad ship went down

it was sad, so sad
it was sad, so sad
it was sad when the great ship went down (to the bottom of the-)
uncles and aunts, little children wet their pants
it was sad when the great ship went down

they threw the lifeboats over, in the dark and stormy sea
and the band began to play “oh give thy soul to thee.”
little children wept and cried as they left their mother’s side

it was sad, so sad
it was sad, so sad
it was sad when the great ship went down (to the bottom of the-)
uncles and aunts, little children lost wet pants
it was sad when the great ship went down

oh the moral of this story, the moral of this song
is that one shouldn’t go where he does not belong
for in the good lord’s eyes, you’re as good as other guys
it was sad when the great ship went down

it was sad. it was sad
it was sad when the great ship went down
(to the bottom of the-)
husbands and wives
little children lost their lives
it was sad when the great ship went down

oh the moral of this story, is plain as you can see
never trust a sailor on the high sea
he’ll call you honey-darling, and say that he’ll be true
but when the ship goes down he’ll say the heck with you

- ariyah coker

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