Navigator song by The Pogues from Primary Album Rum-sodomy-the-lash. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Folk, British Rock, Folk Rock music. The Record company is unknown. Released on August 5, 1985.
Navigator Meaning
| [[Verse 1] The canals and the bridges, the embankments and cuts They blasted and dug with their sweat and their guts They never drank water, but whiskey by pints And the shanty towns rang with their songs and their fights [Chorus] Navigator, navigator, rise up and be strong The morning is here and there’s work to be done Take your pick and your shovel and the bold dynamite For to shift a few tons of this earthly delight Yes, to shift a few tons of this earthly delight [Verse 2] They died in their hundreds with no sign to mark where Save the brass in the pocket of the entrepreneur By landslide and rock blast, they got buried so deep That in death, if not life, they’ll have peace while they sleep [Chorus] Navigator, navigator, rise up and be strong The morning is here and there’s work to be done Take your pick and your shovel and the bold dynamite For to shift a few tons of this earthly delight Yes, to shift a few tons of this earthly delight , [Verse 3] Their mark on this land is still seen and still laid The way for a commerce where vast fortunes were made The supply of an empire where the sun never set Which is now deep in darkness, but the railway’s there yet [Chorus] Navigator, navigator, rise up and be strong The morning is here and there’s work to be done Take your pick and your shovel and the bold dynamite For to shift a few tons of this earthly delight Yes, to shift a few tons of this earthly delight] |
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- Who is the person responsible for producing the lyrics of Navigator?
This lirics prodiucer by Elvis Costello.
- Who is the songwriter behind this hit single? Navigator
Navigator lyrics is written by Phil Gaston
