Flogging Molly: Queen Anne's Revenge Meaning

Queen Anne's Revenge Lyrics

You can't see the demons
Till the demons come calling for you
You're deaf to them screaming
Till they're standing right behind you
Blind to flames glowing
Till thy're growing all around you
Numb to fangs gripping
Until they're ripping into...

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   anonymous

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   Aug 31st 2006 !⃝

   Ok people...This song is about both! Ok..When blackbeard commendeared the queen anne they couldnt get away from there attackers..And so flogging molly compared to inner deamons...Lol...Thats what I think any way...Pretty logical eh??
2. anonymous

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   Aug 26th 2006 !⃝

   Song about personal demons catching up with you and when you run from them they just catch up with you and eventually overtake you, leaving you on a 'desert island' whence you can no longer run from them.
3. anonymous

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   Aug 24th 2006 !⃝

   It's about the ship blackbeard commandered. The fucking queen anne's revenge. The deamons are the ones who dwell on the ship, not your inner demons.
4. anonymous

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   May 18th 2006 !⃝

   This song isn't just about pirates... It's about your inner demons as well, which you don't always notice until they are "right behind you", and no matter how far or fast you run, you can't get away from "the curse" of your past.
5. anonymous

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   Mar 18th 2006 !⃝

   Song about a haunted pirate ship.

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