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Why HR should lead business transformation — and how it benefits everyone

Fia serves the sailors ale and laughter
at her father's tavern on the shore
Oak planked walls and sawdust on the floor...

As lively music plays, 
Young brash sailors pound their fists on the tabletops
She serves them cheese and salted meats
The sailors sing an ode in threat
to the devils of the sea

Chorus

Many a sailor has tried to steal her heart  
Her Father says she is too young
Fia holds a secret 
She hasn't told him yet
She's already given her heart to one

Radiant emerald eyes that flash like lightening
Fire colored hair, like the rays of the sun 
Her cheeks the color of a rose in bloom
her alabaster skin pale in the glow of the August moon

Aye, her sailor's eyes are stormy
with a fighting spirit much like her own
She knows that he must leave,
the drum beat of war brewing
calls him to the high seas 

The firelight flickers in his eyes
on the eve before he leaves
he says, my love, until I return, 
every wave that rolls in from the sea 
is a kiss from me 

She dances alone with the rain and wind  
on the sea sprayed wooden wharf
She dreams of sailing away with him
from the old Drogheda Port

 Chorus

Many a sailor has tried to steal her heart 
Her Father says she is too young
Fia holds a secret 
She hasn't told him yet
She's already given her heart to one. 

She sits watchful every night
at a candlelit windowpane
whispering his name under her breath
She prays to the God that rules the seas
she says...please bring back my love
safe and sound to me 

When the sun dips low
Her sailor scorns the mistress of 
the sea 
he says there is no other woman, 
on land or sea but Fia for me 

As the war rages on
he will not fight in vain
under his breath
He quietly sings Fia's name 
He will not stop,
until she's back in his arms again

Fia...

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