Тональность: D major
Verse 1
D
A
D
A
As we were gone sailing
G
A
D
five cold frosty nights,
C
G
Five cold frosty nights and four days,
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D
G
D
Before we did spy there a lofty tall ship,
G
D
A
She come bearing down on us,
Verse 2
D
"Oh where are you going,
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D
you lofty tall ship?
G
What makes you to venture so nigh?
A
D
For I have turned robbing
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D
all on the salt sea
G
D
To maintain my two
A
D
brothers and I."
Verse 3
G
"Then heave on your courses
D
G
A
D
and let go your main sheets
G
And bring yourself under my lee.
D
A
D
And I will take from you your rich merchant's goods,
merchant's goods,
G
D
And I'll point your bow
A
D
guns to the sea."
Verse 4
D
"No, not heave up my courses
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A
D
nor let go my main sheets
G
Nor let her come under your lee.
D
A
D
Nor you will take from me my rich merchant's goods,
A
D
merchant's goods,
G
D
Nor you'll point my bow
A
D
guns to the sea."
Verse 5
D
Now broadside and broadside
G
D
these vessels they went,
G
They were fighting four hours or more.
D
A
D
Till Henry Martin gave to
G
D
her a broadside
G
D
A
D
And she sank and she never rose more.
Verse 6
D
Sad news, Henry Martin,
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A
D
sad news I've to tell,
G
Sad news it is going around.
D
A
D
A
D
Of a lofty tall ship and she's cast away
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D
G
D
A
D
And the whole of her merry men drowned.
Outro 1
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G
D
C
G
D
G
A
D
G
D
G
D
A
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