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In the seafarer what does the speaker mean when he says "Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the Lord, than this dead life, loaned on land"?

In the seafarer what does the speaker mean when he says "Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the Lord, than this dead life, loaned on land"?
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In the seafarer what does the speaker mean when he says

"Therefore they are hotter for me, the joys of the
Lord, than this dead life, loaned on land"?

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Answer:be a cool kid and always be mean

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