Contextual Analysis of "i have done you wrong son. i should be forsaken for what i have done. but ben reached a timber to stay afloat. he grabbed the captain's braided coat. he swam him to the nearest shore. dragged him up 'til he couldn't pull no more" in Lyrics

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threw the men on their backs as the water came rushing in. the captain fought hard yet. he yelled above the splintering wreck

i have done you wrong son. i should be forsaken for what i have done. but ben reached a timber to stay afloat. he grabbed the captain's braided coat. he swam him to the nearest shore. dragged him up 'til he couldn't pull no more

and left him breathin'

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threw the men on their backs as the water came rushing in. the captain fought hard yet. he yelled above the splintering wreck

i have done you wrong son. i should be forsaken for what i have done. but ben reached a timber to stay afloat. he grabbed the captain's braided coat. he swam him to the nearest shore. dragged him up 'til he couldn't pull no more

and left him breathin'

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threw the men on their backs as the water came rushing in. the captain fought hard yet. he yelled above the splintering wreck

i have done you wrong son. i should be forsaken for what i have done. but ben reached a timber to stay afloat. he grabbed the captain's braided coat. he swam him to the nearest shore. dragged him up 'til he couldn't pull no more

and left him breathin'

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