| Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|
| We are two {mariners} | 100%
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| And so she {took} you in | 96%
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| And you a lad of {eighteen} | 96%
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| A ship's sole {survivors} | 96%
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| But I remember {you} | 96%
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| Her sheets still {warm} with him | 96%
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| I guess we have some {time} to kill | 96%
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| In this belly of a {whale} | 96%
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| I was a child of {three} | 96%
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| My widowed mother found so {sweet} | 96%
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| Now filled with {filth} and foul disease | 96%
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| You may not {remember} me | 96%
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| And in the whistle of the {wind} I could almost hear, Ohh-oh | 93%
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| And my poor mother lost her {mind} | 93%
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| And then the {magistrate} | 93%
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| {Bind} him | 93%
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| {Bind} him | 93%
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| But before she did I took her {hand} as she dying cried, Ohh-oh | 93%
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| Did I ever take my mind from the thought of {revenge}. Ohh-oh | 93%
|
| {Find} him | 93%
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| {Find} him | 93%
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| I must have slipped between its {teeth} | 93%
|
| One night I {overheard} | 93%
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| Reclaimed our small {estate} | 93%
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| The {captain} of his ship | 93%
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| The only thing you left {behind} | 93%
|
| The prior exchanging {word} | 93%
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| Tie him to a pole and break his {fingers} to splinters | 93%
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| Tie him to a pole and break his {fingers} to splinters | 93%
|
| Took pity and {hired} me | 93%
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| To swallow all my {tears} | 93%
|
| After {twenty} months at sea | 89%
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| And then that fateful {night} | 89%
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| And then you {disappeared} | 89%
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| As time wore on you proved a debt-ridden, {drunken} mess | 89%
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| As you {sail} across the sea | 89%
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| At the time you were a {rake} and a roustabout | 89%
|
| Clawing at the ceiling of his {grave} | 89%
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| Clawing at the ceiling of his {grave} | 89%
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| Don't know how I {survived} | 89%
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| How our histories {interweave} | 89%
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| It gives my heart great joy to see your eyes fill with {fear} | 89%
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| Its {ribs} are ceiling beams | 89%
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| It took me {fifteen} years | 89%
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| That you should survive as well as {me} | 89%
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| To keep their vestry nice and {neat} | 89%
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| Was known for wanton {cruelty} | 89%
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| We had you in our {sight} | 89%
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| Who matched you {toe} to tip | 89%
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| {Always}, your mother will watch over you | 86%
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| Among the {urchins} in the streets | 86%
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| And I will {relate} to you | 86%
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| As you {avenge} this wicked deed | 86%
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| But never once in the {employ} of these holy men | 86%
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| But, oh, what {providence} | 86%
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| Drag him to a hole until he wakes up, {naked} | 86%
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| Drag him to a hole until he wakes up, {naked} | 86%
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| Its {guts} are carpeting | 86%
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| Leaving my mother a poor, {consumptive} wretch. Ohh-oh | 86%
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| Spending all your money on the whores and {hounds}. Ohh-oh | 86%
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| Then one day in {spring} my dear, sweet mother died | 86%
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| There is one thing I must {say} to you | 86%
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| To lean in close and I will whisper the last words you'll {hear}, Ohh-oh | 86%
|
| You had a {charming} air | 86%
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| I was getting my {muskets} clean | 82%
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| The crew all was {chewed} alive | 82%
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| Until a {priory} | 82%
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| Your gambling {arrears} | 82%
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| The following day I shipped to sea with a {privateer} | 79%
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| What divine {intelligence} | 79%
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| When came this {rumbling} from beneath | 79%
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| With a {penitent} whaler from the sea | 75%
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| All {cheap} and debonair | 71%
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| Your {starboard} flank abeam | 71%
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| And before us grew the angry {jaws} of a giant whale | 68%
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| The ocean shook, the sky went black and the captain {quailed} | 61%
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