The Invasion
Raise the Jolly Roger: Embrace Your Inner Pirate Spirit!
Lyrics
We came to drink your whiskey
We arrived with the intention to consume your whiskey.
We came to drink your rum
We arrived with the intention to consume your rum.
We're taking this place over
We are taking control of this place; the invasion has started.
The invasion has begun
Confirmation that the invasion is underway.
When we ask if you're a pirate
When asked if you identify as a pirate, respond positively.
You should answer "aye, "
Indicating the expected affirmative response to being a pirate.
You're a pirate or a victim
You are either a pirate or a victim in this context.
Now let's give it a try!
Encouraging participation in the pirate lifestyle.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
Reiteration of the question about being a pirate.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
-Ain't no use complanin'
There is no point in complaining; acceptance of the situation.
No need for explainin' pirate? Aye!
No need for explanations; simply acknowledge being a pirate.
Pirate? Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye aye aye, woo!
Enthusiastic affirmation of being a pirate.
You knew that we were comin'
Awareness that the invasion was imminent.
Wе gave you time to leavе
Provided time for evacuation; now, the invasion is in progress.
Now the ships have landed
Ships have arrived and landed.
You've only time to grieve
Little time left for remorse or sorrow.
The bay is full of tall ships
The bay is filled with pirate ships.
The dock is full of chains
The dock is occupied with chains, possibly to secure captured items.
The pub is full of laughter
The pub is resonating with joy and merriment.
Only one question remains!
Leaving only one unresolved question.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
Repeating the inquiry about being a pirate.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
-Ain't no use complanin'
Emphasizing that complaining is futile.
No need for explainin' pirate? Aye!
No need for explanations; being a pirate suffices.
Pirate? Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye aye aye, woo!
Expressing enthusiasm for the pirate identity.
Another town is taken
Announcing the capture of another town.
It's time to raise some hell
It is time to cause chaos and disorder.
For we can do what e'er we like
Permission to engage in any actions until the seventh bell rings.
Until the seventh bell
Actions are allowed until dawn when they will depart with the Navy in pursuit.
With the dawn we'll head out
Heading out with the dawn approaching.
The Navy close behind
The Navy is close behind in pursuit.
All they'll find are echoes
Only echoes will remain for the pursuers to find.
So we ask you one more time:
Pose one last question to the captured town.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
Reiteration of the inquiry about being a pirate.
Are you a pirate (Aye)?
-Ain't no use complanin'
Emphasizing that complaining is futile.
No need for explainin' pirate? Aye!
No need for explanations; being a pirate suffices.
Pirate? Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye aye aye, woo!
Expressing enthusiasm for the pirate identity.
Ain't no use complanin'
Emphasizing again that complaining is futile.
No need for explainin' pirate? Aye!
No need for explanations; being a pirate suffices.
Pirate? Aye! Aye! Aye! Aye aye aye, woo!
Final enthusiastic affirmation of being a pirate.
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