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drunk octopus wants to fight

the drowned lads
3:24Song Image
Rowdy pub irish sea shanty, male vocals leading a raucous gang chorus; stomping kick, floor toms, and clapping on the offbeats, Fiddle and tin whistle chase the melody, accordion drones under the verses, Call‑and‑response hooks in the chorus, big gang shouts on key punchlines, tempo driving like a crowded tavern singalong, shanty
3:17Song Image
Rowdy Irish pub-style sea shanty with male vocals, stomping floor toms, wheezing accordion, and bright fiddle runs, Big gang-vocal choruses, call-and-response energy, bodhrán driving the pulse, Verses stay tight and storytelling-focused; each chorus grows with extra harmonies and clapping, ending in a raucous final round shouted by the whole crew, shanty, singalong
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Rowdy Irish pub shanty, male vocals in a raucous unison chorus, Fiddle and tin whistle ride over stomping bodhrán and thumping upright bass; verses stay half-spoken, half-sung with crowd call-and-response, Big gang vocals on the hook, clinking-glass ambience, and a final key change for the last chorus shout, shanty, singalong, pure irish
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Rowdy Irish sea shanty feel, mixed male vocals in rough unison, Stomping bodhrán and low drum hits, bright fiddle and tin whistle lines, raucous pub claps, Verses stay tight and story-driven; chorus explodes with gang vocals and call‑and‑response, Final run-through adds octave harmony and a big shouted tag, shanty
2:59Song Image
Irish sea shanty with stomping 6/8 work-song swing, call-and-response gang vocals, accordion and bodhrán driving the verses, pre-chorus pulling to solo voice then chorus swelling with stacked crew shouts; add handclaps, deck creaks, a wind-whistle riser, and a final key-lift for the last chorus, Wide, salty, and rowdy with a close-mic lead and rough chorus doubles, shanty
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Rowdy irish pirate-style sea shanty with male vocals, stomping floor toms, wheezing accordion, and bright fiddle runs, Big gang-vocal choruses, call-and-response energy, bodhrán driving the pulse, Verses stay tight and storytelling-focused; each chorus grows with extra harmonies and clapping, ending in a raucous final round shouted by the whole crew, shanty, singalong
3:33Song Image
Traditional Irish folk shanty, mid-tempo 6/8 groove, Acoustic guitar, bodhrán, and lively fiddle, Male lead vocal with strong storytelling tone, joined by warm group harmonies on chorus, Light penny whistle fills, Slight room ambience like a small pub session, Final chorus big and communal, then drops to a soft closing line
3:38Song Image
Rowdy Irish pub-style sea shanty with male vocals, stomping floor toms, wheezing accordion, and bright fiddle runs, Big gang-vocal choruses, call-and-response energy, bodhrán driving the pulse, Verses stay tight and storytelling-focused; each chorus grows with extra harmonies and clapping, ending in a raucous final round shouted by the whole crew, shanty, singalong
2:57Song Image
uptempo irish pub shanty with stomping four-on-the-floor pub rhythm, handclaps, gang shouts, and accordion-pipe chatter; verse rides a rowdy call-and-response with banjo, bass drum, and pub noise; pre-chorus tightens with rising foot-stomps and shouted pickups; chorus hits full with all-hands gang vocals on the hook, Lead vocal is rough and close-mic with doubled shouts, big ad-lib panning, and echo throws on punch lines, Pint-glass clinks, fiddle swells, and a quick whistle lift into each chorus; wide, boozy, and punchy mix, oi, bright, light, shanty
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Irish sea shanty, rowdy pub singalong with stomping 6/8 sway, handclaps on the backbeat, gang shouts, accordion lead, fiddle kicks, and a driving bodhrán pulse; verse rows lean and gritty, pre-chorus lifts with layered crew chants, chorus bursts into call-and-response with doubled hook lines, and a final lift adds tavern harmony and shouted rejoinders, Close-mic lead vocal with rough-edged gang vocals, short delay throws on the last word of each refrain, barrel-room reverb, bright punchy mix with a salty live edge, shanty