Song | Jacket So Blue |
Artist | Cara Dillon |
Album | A Thousand Hearts |
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[00:14.370] | A ship’s crew of sailors as you may understand |
[00:20.020] | Bound for the West Indies or some foreign land |
[00:25.740] | There’s one lad amongst them I wish I never knew |
[00:31.000] | He’s my bonnie, bonnie sailor with a jacket so blue |
[00:36.520] | |
[00:36.770] | The first time I saw my love he’d a spy glass in his hand |
[00:42.870] | I went to talk to him but he would not stand |
[00:48.570] | I went to talk to him but from me he flew |
[00:53.920] | And my heart it went along with him and his jacket so blue ~ |
[01:09.380] | |
[01:09.630] | Says I my noble sailor I’ll buy your discharge |
[01:15.770] | I’ll free you from sailing and set you at large |
[01:22.120] | I’ll free you from that man-o-war if your heart does be true |
[01:27.920] | And I’d never let a stain on your jacket so blue |
[01:33.460] | |
[01:34.010] | Well said I my noble lady you’ll buy my discharge |
[01:40.050] | You’ll free me from sailing and set me at large |
[01:45.820] | You’ll free me from that man-o-war if my heart does be true |
[01:51.140] | Ah but then what would my own lovely Scotch lassie do |
[02:21.120] | |
[02:21.370] | For I have a lassie in my own country |
[02:27.280] | And I would not slight her for her poverty |
[02:33.010] | If I were to slight her then my heart wouldn’t be true |
[02:38.280] | For she never left a stain on my jacket so blue |
[02:48.580] | |
[02:48.830] | I’ll write off to Dublin to an artist of skill |
[02:54.420] | And I’ll have my love’s picture drawn out in its full |
[03:00.100] | And I’ll place it in my chamber quite close to my view |
[03:05.350] | And I’ll say I loved a sailor with a heart that was true ~ |
[00:14.370] | A ship' s crew of sailors as you may understand |
[00:20.020] | Bound for the West Indies or some foreign land |
[00:25.740] | There' s one lad amongst them I wish I never knew |
[00:31.000] | He' s my bonnie, bonnie sailor with a jacket so blue |
[00:36.520] | |
[00:36.770] | The first time I saw my love he' d a spy glass in his hand |
[00:42.870] | I went to talk to him but he would not stand |
[00:48.570] | I went to talk to him but from me he flew |
[00:53.920] | And my heart it went along with him and his jacket so blue |
[01:09.380] | |
[01:09.630] | Says I my noble sailor I' ll buy your discharge |
[01:15.770] | I' ll free you from sailing and set you at large |
[01:22.120] | I' ll free you from that manowar if your heart does be true |
[01:27.920] | And I' d never let a stain on your jacket so blue |
[01:33.460] | |
[01:34.010] | Well said I my noble lady you' ll buy my discharge |
[01:40.050] | You' ll free me from sailing and set me at large |
[01:45.820] | You' ll free me from that manowar if my heart does be true |
[01:51.140] | Ah but then what would my own lovely Scotch lassie do |
[02:21.120] | |
[02:21.370] | For I have a lassie in my own country |
[02:27.280] | And I would not slight her for her poverty |
[02:33.010] | If I were to slight her then my heart wouldn' t be true |
[02:38.280] | For she never left a stain on my jacket so blue |
[02:48.580] | |
[02:48.830] | I' ll write off to Dublin to an artist of skill |
[02:54.420] | And I' ll have my love' s picture drawn out in its full |
[03:00.100] | And I' ll place it in my chamber quite close to my view |
[03:05.350] | And I' ll say I loved a sailor with a heart that was true |
[00:14.370] | A ship' s crew of sailors as you may understand |
[00:20.020] | Bound for the West Indies or some foreign land |
[00:25.740] | There' s one lad amongst them I wish I never knew |
[00:31.000] | He' s my bonnie, bonnie sailor with a jacket so blue |
[00:36.520] | |
[00:36.770] | The first time I saw my love he' d a spy glass in his hand |
[00:42.870] | I went to talk to him but he would not stand |
[00:48.570] | I went to talk to him but from me he flew |
[00:53.920] | And my heart it went along with him and his jacket so blue |
[01:09.380] | |
[01:09.630] | Says I my noble sailor I' ll buy your discharge |
[01:15.770] | I' ll free you from sailing and set you at large |
[01:22.120] | I' ll free you from that manowar if your heart does be true |
[01:27.920] | And I' d never let a stain on your jacket so blue |
[01:33.460] | |
[01:34.010] | Well said I my noble lady you' ll buy my discharge |
[01:40.050] | You' ll free me from sailing and set me at large |
[01:45.820] | You' ll free me from that manowar if my heart does be true |
[01:51.140] | Ah but then what would my own lovely Scotch lassie do |
[02:21.120] | |
[02:21.370] | For I have a lassie in my own country |
[02:27.280] | And I would not slight her for her poverty |
[02:33.010] | If I were to slight her then my heart wouldn' t be true |
[02:38.280] | For she never left a stain on my jacket so blue |
[02:48.580] | |
[02:48.830] | I' ll write off to Dublin to an artist of skill |
[02:54.420] | And I' ll have my love' s picture drawn out in its full |
[03:00.100] | And I' ll place it in my chamber quite close to my view |
[03:05.350] | And I' ll say I loved a sailor with a heart that was true |