[instrumental intro] [build up] [chorus] I wore my denim jeans to work at the dock I wore 'em well Well enough to see the two-timers swell They said "all hands on deck" then they left [verse] I have a lonely row boat I care for it We watch the waves hit shore ever so gently [verse] Since I was left on my own I've felt surprisingly alone so I took that row boat to sea Said... "the two of us forever, you and me" [instrumental solo] [chorus] I wore my denim jeans when water flooded in I wore 'em wet Wet against the wood, that is how we met I said... "provisions had been great" And some paint [verse] The boat rowed itself senseless Grateful as I were I carressed it's side What it lacked in railings It made up for in pro-activity [verse] And I heard it before I saw it and as I saw it, it became clear to me Impending doom was here my dear boat had gone off course Bermuda... no where near. [Instrumental solo] [chorus] I wore my denim jeans through the mist I wore 'em willingly The first they came off was on the other side. [outro] They float now in some shallow harbour and me, I am here. Somewhere in the triangle with this boat It stopped rowing Wouldn't call it stranded More at peace My denim jeans never came off with such ease. [instrumental outro]
