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Sail the sea and travel the world
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My Bonnie lies over the ocean, |
Well my Bonnie lies over the ocean. |
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What shall we do |
Make him walk the plank |
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Hey, Rub-a-dub-dub, |
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(Marry me? You must be joking!) |
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The big ship sails on the ally-ally-oh |
The big ship sank |
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History, origin and meaningYes, we know! The songs about kings, beheadings, love affairs (a lot of them), very confusing religious ideas that sometimes seem to be inspired by the devil himself are much more interesting than this song, which seems to be about a canal! But don’t be afraid, there will be other songs about kings later. If we say that this song is about a canal, we follow the widely spread theory that it’s historical background comes from the construction of the Manchester Ship Canal, which was built to allow the passage of the largest of ships, but actually, if we believe the song, could not. It is furthermore to be supposed that the song was an invention of the inhabitants of Liverpool, who were unhappy that Manchester would have a direct connection to the sea. [read more] |
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A sailor went to
sea sea sea, |
A cook left at
eight eight eight |
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(Does anybody have a ship? |
So if the situation’s like that (Nice piano playing there Rick!) |
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Ride a toy horse |
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The bear went over the mountain, |
But all that he could see, |
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Verse 3 |
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She'll be coming round the mountain |
Oh, we'll all go out to meet her |
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Swing low, sweet chariot, |
The brightest day
that I can say, |
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Oh, Danny boy, the pipes, |
But when ye come, |
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