26. The men who rowed youbrought you out into the high seas,but the east wind broke you to piecesin the middle of the sea.
27. Your wealth, your trade, your goods,your seamen, your sailors, your workers,your traders, your warriors,and everyone else on boardsank into the seaon the day your ship was wrecked.
28. The people on the shore shake with fearwhen your sailors cry out.
29. All the men who rowleave their ships;the seamen and the sailors of other shipsstand on the shore.
30. They cry loudly about you;they cry very much.They throw dust on their headsand roll in ashes to show they are sad.
31. They shave their heads for you,and they put on rough cloth to show they are upset.They cry and sob for you;they cry loudly.
32. And in their loud cryingthey sing a funeral song for you:“No one was ever destroyed like Tyre,surrounded by the sea.”
33. When the goods you traded went out over the seas,you met the needs of many nations.With your great wealth and goods,you made kings of the earth rich.
34. But now you are broken by the seaand have sunk to the bottom.Your goods and all the people on boardhave gone down with you.