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Titanic Song

Titanic

By publisherPublished 4 years ago • 2 min read

Built in Belfast, so grand and so tall,

Titanic set sail, the pride of them all,

On a journey across the vast ocean blue,

With hopes and dreams, and a bright future too.

Oh Titanic, your fate we all know,

A tragedy so great, that it still echoes,

From the depths of the sea, to the stories we tell,

Your legacy lives on, as we remember you well.

The passengers came, from all walks of life,

First-class luxury, or steerage strife,

Families with children, and singles in search,

Of a new life, or a dream to be birched.

Oh Titanic, your fate we all know,

A tragedy so great, that it still echoes,

From the depths of the sea, to the stories we tell,

Your legacy lives on, as we remember you well.

On the fateful night, when the iceberg struck,

Titanic's fate was sealed, in the icy muck,

Women and children first, to the lifeboats they fled,

As the ship slowly sank, to its cold, watery bed.

Oh Titanic, your fate we all know,

A tragedy so great, that it still echoes,

From the depths of the sea, to the stories we tell,

Your legacy lives on, as we remember you well.

As the dawn broke, and the rescue ships arrived,

Only a few were saved, from the icy tide,

The rest were lost, to the deep, dark sea,

Their hopes and dreams, forever to be.

Oh Titanic, your fate we all know,

A tragedy so great, that it still echoes,

From the depths of the sea, to the stories we tell,

Your legacy lives on, as we remember you well.

Now a century has passed, since that fateful night,

But the memory lives on, in our hearts and our minds,

As we honor the legacy, of those who perished that day,

And remember the lessons, that we still need to say.

Oh Titanic, your fate we all know,

A tragedy so great, that it still echoes,

From the depths of the sea, to the stories we tell,

Your legacy li

ves on, as we remem

ber you well.

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