"Lost at Sea" tells the tragic story of a young man swept off the cliffs by the unforgiving sea. The song captures his desperate struggle against the powerful waves, the cold water pulling him down and his final reflections as he loses sight of land. The chorus, "Hold on boy, oh hold on boy, hold on tight through the night," echoes the community's hope and desperation for his survival. With powerful imagery and a melancholic melody, "Lost at Sea" resonates deeply, portraying the perilous beauty of nature and the enduring hope of the human spirit.

Lost at Sea

Lost At Sea

A Shilling was the original daily pay of soldier in the army. The story goes that if weren't careful the recruiter would put a King's Shilling in your drink and force you into the army.
This is a song for those left behind and the sorrow they bear.

King's Shilling

There is sorrow in loss, even when the loss is yet to come. 
This song is about father realising that grief he felt at the loss of his parents will one day be the grief that his own children will face when his time comes.

Son of Mine

Son Of Mine

A song about the ones you love having crossed the water to the other side.

Across The Water

On December 19, 1981, the RNLI lifeboat Solomon Browne sank whilst trying to rescue the crew of the Union Star, a coaster in distress off the coast of Cornwall. All eight lifeboat crew members and eight of the Union Star crew perished in the storm.

There were two brothers in the crew of the lifeboat, but the captain would only allow one of them aboard. He knew they were not coming back.

This song is for all souls lost at sea.

King's Shilling

Swallows and Crows