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Come Roll Me Over
02:55
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Leave Her, Johnny
04:05
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Stormalong
02:28
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1. Stormalong and around we'll go. Storm, Stormalong!
Oh Stormalong and around we'll go. Stormalong, me Johnny!
2. Old Stormy was a captain bold.
A grand old man of the days of old.
3. Old Stormy loved a sailor's song.
His voice was true and his heart was strong.
4. But now Old Stormy's dead and done.
We marked the place where he was gone.
5. I wish I was Old Stormy's son.
I'd build a ship of a thousand ton.
6. I'd sail this wide world round and round
With gold and silver I'd be found.
7. I'd fill her up with Jamaican rum.
I'd give out drinks to everyone.
8. We'd all drink as much as a sailor can.
And bloody big bottle for the shantyman.
9. I'd feed you well and I'd raise your pay.
I'd fill your cups three times a day.
10. For fifty years we'd sail the seas.
We'd have no gales, but a good stiff breeze.
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Rio Grande
03:00
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Heave Away!
01:58
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Haul Away, Joe!
04:05
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A Long Time Ago
02:37
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Haul On The Bowline
02:55
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Blow The Man Down
02:19
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Randy Dandy O
02:57
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Randy Dandy, O - Lyrics
1. Now we are ready to sail for the Horn,
Way Hey Roll and go!
Our boots and our clothes, boys, are all in the pawn.
To me rollockin' randy dandy, O.
Heave a pawl, O heave away. Way Hey Roll and go!
The anchor's on board and the cable's all stored.
To me rollockin' randy dandy, O.
2. Soon we'll be warpin' her out through the locks,
Where the pretty young girls all come down in their frocks.
3. Come breast breast the bars, bullies, heave her away,
Soon we'll be rolling her down in the bay.
4. Sing goodbye Sally and sing goodbye Sue,
For we are the boys who can kick 'er through.
5. Man the the stout caps'n and heave with a will,
Soon we'll be driving her way down the hill.
6. We're outward bound for Vallipo Bay,
Get cracking, me lads, it's a hell of a way.
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Seán Dagher Montreal, Québec
Seán is a folk singer and multi-instrumentalist from Montreal. He sings all manner of folk songs: shanties, Celtic, French,
medieval, middle-Eastern.
He plays Irish bouzouki, mandolin, banjo, oud, and, of course, shruti box.
He has sung in Assassin's Creed, played with the OSM, composed for theatre and video games. He performs with La Nef, Skye Consort, arranges for choirs and chamber groups.
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