Siren's Song

(Verse 1) In the dead of night, 'neath the silver moon, We heard a song, a haunting tune, Sirens' voices, sweet and low, Calling us to waters below. (Chorus) Oh, beware the sirens' song, For it leads to waters dark and long, With promises of treasures rare, But danger lurks, so beware. (Verse 2) Their voices echoed across the waves, As we sailed on through watery graves, Temptation whispered in the wind, But Captain Mutt, he would not rescind. (Chorus) Oh, beware the sirens' song, For it leads to waters dark and long, With promises of treasures rare, But danger lurks, so beware. (Bridge) Through the mist and the swirling foam, We fought the urge to turn for home, For though the sirens' song was fair, We knew the danger that lay there. (Verse 3) With iron will and steely nerve, We sailed on, our fate to serve, And as the dawn broke, bright and clear, The sirens' song faded from ear. (Chorus) Oh, beware the sirens' song, For it leads to waters dark and long, With promises of treasures rare, But danger lurks, so beware. (Outro) So heed the warning, sailor true, And never heed the sirens' cue, For though their song may tempt and beguile, It leads to naught but hardship and trial. [end]