[00:07.43] I've got the money, I've got the place
[00:10.71] You've got the figure, you've got the face
[00:14.06] Let's get together, the two of us
[00:16.81] Over a glass of champagne
[00:21.67] I've got the music, I've got the lights
[00:25.22] You've got the figure full of delights
[00:28.66] Let's get together the two of us
[00:31.28] Over a glass of champagne
[00:36.60] I've been waiting much too long
[00:39.97] For this moment to come along
[00:42.81] Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
[00:48.51]
[01:00.64] We'll drink a glass of champagne
[01:04.42] I've been thinking night and day (night and day)
[01:08.01] For this moment to be this way
[01:10.58] Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
[01:19.81] I've got position, I've got the name
[01:23.45] You've got the power to drive me insane
[01:26.96] Let's get together, the two of us
[01:29.25] Over a glass of champagne
[01:34.96] I've been waiting much too long (much too long)
[01:38.28] For this moment to come along
[01:41.03] Oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
[01:46.91]
[02:00.92] We'll drink a glass of champagne
[02:04.44] Let's get together, the two of us
[02:06.98] Over a glass of champagne
[02:10.84] Let's get together, the two of us
[02:13.00] Over a glass of champagne
[02:16.93] Let's get together, the two of us
[02:19.33] Over a glass of champagne
[02:23.18] Let's get together, the two of us
[02:25.47] Over a glass of champagne
[02:29.35] Let's get together, the two of us
[02:32.49] Over a glass of champagne
[02:35.43]
A sailor, seaman, mariner, or seafarer is a person who works aboard a watercraft as part of its crew, and may work in any one of a number of different fields that are related to the operation and maintenance of a ship. While the term sailor has its etymological roots from sailing, that is a time when sailing ships were the main mode of transport at sea, it now refers to the personnel of all watercraft regardless of the type of vessel, boat or ship. It encompasses people who operate ships profess...
