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Shanties From The Seven Seas,
Titel:
Shanties From The Seven Seas
Naam uitgever:
MYSTIC SEAPORT MUSEUM
Jaar van uitgave:
First Published 1961
Taal:
Engels
Aantal pagina's:
430
Plaats van uitgave:
Connecticut
Auteur:
Collected by Stan Hugill
STORMY ALONG, JOHN The 'livening-up' pattern runs:
1. I wisht I wuz o r Stormy's son, I'd build a ship o' a thousand ton.
2. I'd sail this wide world round an' round, With plenty o' money I'd be found.
3. We'd sail this ol' world round an' round, An' get hot rum oh, I'll be bound.
4. I'd load her up with Jamaicy rum, An' all mc shellbacks they'd have some.
5. We'd git our drinks, lads, every man, With a bleedin' big bottle for the shantyman.
6. I'd load 'er up with grub an' gin. An' stay in the port that we wuz in.
7. I'd feed ye well, an' raise yer pay, An' stand ye drinks three times a day.
8. An' whin we git to Liverpool Town, We'll dance them judies round an' round.
9. Oh, Stormalong an' around we'll go, Oh, Stormalong through ice an' snow.
Lowlands has a similar livening-up set of verses. Another fairly popular stanza was:
When Stormy died he made a will. To give us sailors gin to swill.
Sharp gives:
Was ye ever in Quebec, A-stowing timber on the deck.''
I wish I was in Baltimore, On the grand old American shore.
For similar verses see Tom's Gone to Hilo, Highland Laddie, A Young Thing, Lately Left Her Mammy-0, and Donkey Riding.
STORMY ALONG, JOHN
Alternative titles, Stormalong John, Come-along, Git-along, Stormalong John
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