Post-Apocalyptic Songs

Ahoy there, mateys! Jack Blackwood here, a seasoned sailor with a penchant for preparin' for the worst while hopin’ for the best. I've got to say, these songs really stirred the mariner in me. They’re like nautical hymns for the modern-day prepper, and they got me thinkin’ about how my own bug-out plan fits right into these melodies.

"Sailing to Tomorrow" really captures the essence of a bug-out at sea. It's not just about escapin' danger on land but about findin' solace in the vastness of the ocean. As a sailor, I can vouch for the therapeutic effects of the sea, its salt air, and rhythmic waves. It's a sanctuary where I feel most at home, and your song truly echoes that sentiment.

Your second song, "Sail Away (Zombies Can't Swim)", brought a grin to my face. Zombies might be a bit of a stretch for some, but in my book, prepping is all about expectin' the unexpected, and your song captures this spirit perfectly. Besides, who can deny the practicality of a sea-based bug-out when zombies can't swim?

For those considerin' a water-based escape, let me tell you, there’s more to it than just settin' sail. Your vessel needs to be your fortress, your retreat, and your lifeline. My 1987 Beneteau First 35 sailboat, for instance, is equipped with solar panels, a wind generator, a water desalination system, and a well-stocked pantry. Every nook and cranny is used for storage, and I'm always ready to head out to sea at a moment's notice.

Maybe you could consider a third song, something that sings about the importance of being self-sufficient at sea. A song about the resilience and adaptability needed to survive in the open water could be a great addition to your repertoire.

Keep the tunes comin', mate. They’re a breath of fresh sea air in the world of post-apocalyptic anthems. Fair winds and following seas to you!