Fellowship Medley
Charles Jenkins & Fellowship Chicago Lyrics


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Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Binkusu no sake wo todoke ni yuku yo
Umikaze kimakase namimakase
Shio no mukou de yuuhi mo sawagu
Sora nya wa wo kaku tori no uta
Sayonara minato tsumugi no sato yo
Don to icchou utao funade no uta
Kinpa-ginpa mo shibuki ni kaete
Oretachya yuku zo umi no kagiri
Binkusu no sake wo todoke ni yuku yo
Warera kaizoku umi watteku
Nami wo makura ni negura wa fune yo
Ho ni hata ni ketateru wa dokuro
Arashi ga kita zo senri no sora ni
Nami ga odoru yo doramu narase
Okubyoukaze ni fukakerya saigo
Asu no asahi ga nai ja nashi
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Binkusu no sake wo todoke ni yuku yo
Kyou ka asu ka to yoi no yume
Te wo furu kage ni mou aenai yo
Nani wo kuyokuyo asu mo tsukuyo
Binkusu no sake wo todoke ni yuku yo
Don to icchou utao unaba no uta
Douse dare demo itsuka wa hone yo
Hatenashi, atenashi, waraibanashi
Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho




Yohohoho, yohohoho
Yohohoho, yohohoho

Overall Meaning

It seems that the lyrics provided are not in English, but are in Japanese. The lyrics belong to a song called "Bink's Sake" which was written and composed by Kouhei Tanaka and appears in the anime series "One Piece". The song is a popular shanty among the characters in the series who are pirates and spend their lives travelling the seas. The lyrics speak of the adventures of pirates and their love of the sea, as well as their aspirations and their fears.


The song is a medley of different versions of "Bink's Sake", the first version of which was sung by Gol D. Roger, one of the main characters in One Piece. The lyrics reflect the personality and lifestyle of a pirate, as well as the camaraderie among the pirates. The song is upbeat and catchy, and has become a popular choice for fans of the anime at conventions and gatherings.


Interestingly, the lyrics of "Bink's Sake" have been translated into various languages and have become popular in different cultures around the world. The song has been covered by a number of musicians and bands, including a version by a classical orchestra in Japan. Additionally, the song is often used as a theme song for various events and occasions, such as weddings and graduations. The lyrics of the song are also used in some video games based on the One Piece series.


Line by Line Meaning

Yohohoho, yohohoho
A cheerful and lively chant used to create a joyful atmosphere.


Binkusu no sake wo todoke ni yuku yo
We will sail across the sea to deliver our barrels of sake to those in need.


Umikaze kimakase namimakase
We trust the sea breeze and let the waves carry us to our destination.


Shio no mukou de yuuhi mo sawagu
Even beyond the tide, the sun still shines and spreads its light.


Sora nya wa wo kaku tori no uta
The birds sing a song that fills the sky with its melody.


Sayonara minato tsumugi no sato yo
Farewell to the port and we head towards a town known for its textile industry.


Don to icchou utao funade no uta
We all sing together a song that resonates with the rhythm of the oars.


Kinpa-ginpa mo shibuki ni kaete
The sparkling waves reflect the light, creating a beautiful and magical scene.


Oretachya yuku zo umi no kagiri
We will sail the sea as far as we can go.


Warera kaizoku umi watteku
We are pirates sailing across the sea.


Nami wo makura ni negura wa fune yo
We use the waves as pillows and rest on our boat.


Ho ni hata ni ketateru wa dokuro
Flags and sails flutter in the wind, like the dance of the dead.


Arashi ga kita zo senri no sora ni
A storm is coming, brewing in the distant sky.


Nami ga odoru yo doramu narase
The waves are dancing, accompanied by the sound of the drums.


Okubyoukaze ni fukakerya saigo
When we are hit by a strong headwind, it feels like the end is near.


Asu no asahi ga nai ja nashi
Tomorrow's dawn is not guaranteed, so we must live each day to the fullest.


Kyou ka asu ka to yoi no yume
A good dream, whether it's today or tomorrow.


Te wo furu kage ni mou aenai yo
We won't see the shadow of the person waving goodbye anymore.


Nani wo kuyokuyo asu mo tsukuyo
Worrying about tomorrow won't help, we must live in the present.


Douse dare demo itsuka wa hone yo
Regardless of who we are, someday we will all turn to dust.


Hatenashi, atenashi, waraibanashi
An endless, whimsical, and humorous story.




Writer(s): Anthony Tidwell, Public Domain, Traditional

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@msjaaye423

What a ship!
What a ship!
Its a kinship
Its a friendship
Its a relationship
and all that means is what?
What a fellowship!
Are you on board?

~Rev Dr. Clay Evans
A great man of GOD that will be greatly missed and surley his ministry to lead people to CHRIST will continue... 🙏😥



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@CarolynMcdowell-re2py

Love these old gospel grew up on them. I thank God for my parents teaching me and my siblings about God

@truthunfolded1300

It is often overlooked but in these upbeat gospel anthems, there is a lady with a high pitched voice singing a very high note at certain points. Very beautiful!!!

@francesgreen6020

I hear it too😊

@OCRATHLETE

@@francesgreen6020 Felecia Coleman -Evans is that soprano

@shiyanbarnett9753

​@@OCRATHLETEno its actually Dr Carolyn Walker. You can see her right in front the choir director

@devonstewart9376

So true😅😅😅

@davidmoore8151

Jeff banks - prayer will fix it
Jeff banks - love lifted me
Clay Evans (this choir) - thank you lord
Donald vails - all these blessings are mine
Donald vails - he decided to die

All songs where you got some good/excellent background high notes

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@socalmusiclovr

OMG...what a thrill to see Rev./Dr. Clay Evans and his sister Dr. Lou Della still singing/worshipping/praising GOD...thanks for posting!

@jefferypelrean4074

😊😊

@mrm64

Finally! A choir that can SANG in 2012, not just sing! Its like after the 90's, we've had very little choirs that still had that "umph". Found it again!

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