The Titanic Tragedy - Beau

[00:00.0]The Titanic Tragedy - Beau
[00:06.41]On the 14th night of April in the year of 1912
[00:12.87]The North Atlantic sun had slowly drowned
[00:19.17]The lookouts in the crows-nest
[00:22.22]Discussed between themselves
[00:25.35]The orders which on taking watch they found
[00:31.72]And as he rang the danger bell at 11:39
[00:37.94]The lookout Frederick Fleet did surely think
[00:44.01]This ship was the Titanic
[00:46.93]And her flag the White Star Line
[00:50.31]She's the ship that
[00:51.34]God himself could never sink
[00:56.85]The ship that God himself could never sink
[01:06.18]For an endless 30 seconds
[01:09.08]She bore down upon the ice
[01:12.68]That lookout Fleet reported as he saw
[01:19.15]Gliding on a mirror sea so cold it could entice
[01:25.24]An iceberg of a hundred feet or more
[01:31.53]And then with only seconds left
[01:34.33]Her bow began to swing;
[01:37.8]As ragtime played
[01:39.380005]And soda drowned the scotch
[01:44.020004]Titanic brushed the iceberg
[01:46.96]As soft as anything
[01:50.380005]At 23 hours 40 by the watch
[01:56.630005]At 23 hours 40 by the watch
[02:06.06]As Thomas Andrews was
[02:07.95]The man who built this mighty ship
[02:12.42]It was to him that Captain Smith did turn
[02:18.43]And as the great Titanic's
[02:20.72]Bow did surely start to dip
[02:24.62]In disbelief from Andrews he did learn
[02:30.83]That though the blow the ice had
[02:33.20999]Dealt at first had seemed so light
[02:37.26]The water in the bow had come too high
[02:43.4]Now out there on the ocean
[02:45.95999]On this lonely freezing night
[02:49.88]He learned his last command was doomed to die
[02:56.27]He learned his last command was doomed to die
[03:05.57]So the passengers were summoned
[03:07.96]Out by members of the crew
[03:11.87]Though many of them recognised their plight
[03:18.29001]For looking round for lifeboats
[03:21.02]They saw relatively few
[03:24.5]To carry off so many in the night
[03:30.61]Now playing cards continued to be dealt
[03:34.63]All as before
[03:36.9]Whilst the boats were launched
[03:38.33]And those who could did leave
[03:43.18]With scotch and soda flowing
[03:46.27]As the players asked for more
[03:49.6]The widows in the boats began to grieve
[03:55.97]The widows in the boats began to grieve
[04:05.1]'Twas only two hours forty minutes
[04:08.42]From the iceberg to the end
[04:11.78]This April night when fifteen hundred died
[04:18.2]The saved could only sit and watch their
[04:21.35]Husbands and their friends
[04:24.15]Slip slow below the early morning tide
[04:30.52]The orchestra still played amid
[04:33.35]Cascading glass and plates;
[04:36.9]A hymn tune the survivors all agree
[04:43.34]The little boats now turned their
[04:45.48]Bows to the United States
[04:49.6]The flotsam the Titanic Tragedy
[04:56.07]The flotsam the Titanic Tragedy