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Cosmo Jarvis - Gay Pirates


Too cute. Not much more needs saying--I'll let the video speak for itself :P

My friend Colin showed this to me; thanks, man!
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  1. Parker BleuDecember 23, 2010 at 6:00 PM

    i was about to say GGGGGGGGGGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but after watching it and listening to the lyrics it was really touching and not that kind of touching you pedo hahahaha
    but its really good and the song has a great sound to it and this is totally what a pirate would say if he was in love on a ship because there are no girls allowed hehehe
    i love it

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