| All you sea barren men, you’re bound to sail again
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| Far away from your mooring down in Portsmouth
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| With your mast strung high and wavin' goodbye
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| To the lassies you left on shore
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| I’ve a fine strong crew and I tell 'em what to do
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| I’m the captain of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| She my joy and my pride and she’s twenty meters wide
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| And I call her the ship The Bonny Lady
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| So haul down the riggin' for we’re bound to sail away
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| Across the ragin' ocean and we’re sailin' out today
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| And if we do return you’re bound to hear us say
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| We’ll be going to sea once more
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| I’ve a fine strong crew and I tell 'em what to do
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| I’m the captain of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| She my joy and my pride and she’s twenty meters wide
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| And I call her the ship The Bonny Lady
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| Well my shipmates and me, we sail from sea to sea
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| With the wind a-whistlin' through the sails
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| Though the crew gets no rest, they think that I’m the best
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| Cause I bailed them one and all out of jail
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| I’ve a fine strong crew and I tell 'em what to do
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| I’m the captain of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| She my joy and my pride and she’s twenty meters wide
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| And I call her the ship The Bonny Lady
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| We’ve a vast haul of rum, a cargo we will run
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| From along the far off shores of Haiti
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| With the brisk salt air just blowin' through me hair
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| At the wheel of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| I’ve a fine strong crew and I tell 'em what to do
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| I’m the captain of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| She my joy and my pride and she’s twenty meters wide
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| And I call her the ship The Bonny Lady
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| I’ve a fine strong crew and I tell 'em what to do
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| I’m the captain of the ship The Bonny Lady
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| She my joy and my pride and she’s twenty meters wide
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| And I call her the ship The Bonny Lady |
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Bonny Lady , by - The Irish Rovers. Song from the album The Irish Rovers 50 Years - Vol. 1, in the genre Кельтская музыка