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Leave Her Johnny Legend Lift Him Up And Carry Him Along Liverpool Judies Lowlands Me Father Was The Keeper Of The Eddystone Light Melbourne Girls They Have No Combs My Boats By The Tower My Bonny Is Over The Ocean My Johnny Is A Shoemaker My Name Is Arthur Hollandin As You May Understand My Name Was William Kidd Now Jack Was A Sailor Who Roamed On The Town Now The Cheasapeake So Bold Now You Jolly Sailor Lads Come Listen To My Tale O As I Walked Down The Landing Stage O Bury Me Not In The Deep Deep Sea O Come List Awhile And You Soon Shall Hear O Do My Johnny Boker O Fare You Well I Wish You Well O Fare You Well My Own True Love O Im Going To Leave Her O In Eighteen Hundred And Forty One O Me Rosie Coal Black Rose O Nancy Dawson Hio O Poor Old Reuben Ranzo O Sally Brown Of New York City O Santa Anna Fought For Fame O Shenandoah I Long To Hear You O Stormys Gone That Good Old Man O The Times Are Hard And The Wages Low O The Work Was Hard And The Wages Low O The Year Was Seventenn Seventy Eight O There Was A Lofty Ship And A Lofty Ship Was She O Tommys Gone What Shall I Do O Were Going On Board The Roseabella O Whiskey Is The Life Of Man Of All The Wives Eer You Know Oh A Drop Of Nelsons Blood Wouldnt Do Us Any Harm Oh Across The Westard I Served My Time Oh Blow My Boys I Long To Hear You Oh Go Fetch Me Down My Riding Cane Oh Mit Mein Niggerum Beggerum Stinkum Oh My Boat Can Swiftly Float Oh The Smartest Packet Ye Can Find Oh Was You Ever On The Congo River Oh Where Am I Goin To Sleep Tonight On The 23rd Of February On The Fourteenth Of February We Sailed From The Land On The Noble Fleet Of Whalers Out Sailing From Dundee On The Sunday Morning Just At The Hour Of Ten One More Day One Morning Very Early Op Wieringen Daar Woonde Our Anchors Aweigh And Our Sails Are All Set Our Topsails Reefd And Filled Away Pipe All Hands To Man The Windlass Poor Joe The Marine Was At Portsmouth Well Known Rejs Opp En Man Av Den Babordska Vakten Roll Alabama Roll Roll The Old Chariot Along Roll The Woodpile Down Rollin Down To Old Maui Rolling Home

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