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Come all ye jolly mariners |
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That love to tak' a dram |
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I'll tell ye o' a robber |
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That o'er the seas did come. |
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He wrote a letter to his king |
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On the eleventh o' July |
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To see if he wad accept o' him |
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For his jovial company |
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"Oh na oh na," says the king |
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"Such things they canna be |
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They tell me ye are a robber |
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A robber on the sea." |
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He has built a bonnie ship |
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An' sent her to the sea |
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Wi' fower an' twenty mariners |
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To guard his bonnie ship wi' |
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They sailed up an' they sailed doon |
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Sae stately blythe an' free |
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Till they spied the king's high Reindeer |
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Like a leviathan on the sea |
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They fought from one in the morning |
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Till it was six at night |
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Until the king's high Reindeer |
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Was forced to tak' her flight |
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"Gang hame gang hame ye tinkers |
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Tell ye your king fae me |
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Though he reign king upon good dry land |
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I will reign king upon the sea." |