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Makes me feel like leaving my baby mama in a shithole port town

What an immense song, love it!

2023

In ~2009, I discovered Pandora manning the phones and entering dailies at the teaching zoo, and this song eventually played, and introduced me to a genera which would ever change me.

Poetic captian Shay Cormac, poetic

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Really beautiful song, definitley one of favourite from them. Given I love almost all of them that's saying something.

Sounds very like Dave Webber to me.

Simple the beat song I've listened to

'Tis a rough tough life of toil and strife We whalermen undergo but we don't give a damn when the gale is done How hard them winds do blow For we're homeward bound 'tis a damn fine sound with a good ship taut and free and we won't give a damn when we drinks our rum with the girls of old Maui Rolling down to old Maui,me boys rolling down to old Maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui Once more we sail with a gnarly gale through the ice and sleet and rain but them coconut fonds and them tropical lands we soon shall see again six hellish months have passed away in the cold Kamchatka sea But now we're bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui Rolling down to old maui,me boys rolling down to old maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old maui We'll heave the lead where old Diamondhead Looms up on old Oahu Our mast and yards are sheathed with ice And our decks are hid from view for the horrid ice of the sea-cut tiles That deck the Arctic Sea Are miles behind in the icy wind Since we steered for old Maui Rolling down to old maui,me boys rolling down to old maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old maui How warm the breeze of the southern seas Now the ice is far astern And them native maids in them island glades Are awaiting our return Their big black eyes even now look out Hoping some fine day to see Our baggy sails running 'fore the gales Rolling down to old Maui Rolling down to old Maui,me boys rolling down to old Maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui Once more we sail with a favourable gale toward our island home Our mainyard sprung, our whaling done and we ain't got far to roam Our stuns'l booms are carried away what care we for that sound? For the living gale is after us Thank God we're homeward bound Rolling down to old Maui,me boys rolling down to old Maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui And now we're anchored in the bay With the Kanakas all around With chants of soft aloha hey They greet us homeward bound And now ashore we'll have good fun We'll paint them beaches red Awaking in the arms of a Oahii maid With a big fat aching head Rolling down to old Maui,me boys rolling down to old Maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui Rolling down to old Maui,me boys rolling down to old Maui we're homeward bound from the arctic ground rolling down to old Maui

Great shanty in my favorite rendition!

Many years ago while in the crew of the USS Lexington, CVA 16, we used to sing some sea shantys on the signal bridge. Many were too dirty for public use. LOL

My 7yr old loves this tune! lol

Found my favorite sea shanty

Its actually Dave Webber singing, though you can hear Johnny in the chorus. - Great performance whatever.

Not only is this song amazing, it is *easily* modified to be suitable to the needs of the moment. He parked his truck, and then what luck, He stopped to scratch the goolies, For he had come to *Represent* The Country, not the Stoolies Ref/ O Lord Above, send down a Dove To clear the Mother Cluckers Too chicken to sit down to talk To a bunch of peaceful truckers.

I heard this track on the Album (another TH-cam Vid) and I was immediately aware of how it bears a striking resemblance to songs still extant in my own North Atlantic cultural region lo these many hundreds of years later. I honestly assumed at first that this *must* be from "Home" but the reference to Yarmouth throws me off. *It might be Nova Scotia,* it might be England. But the sailors singing this song were, by a high percentage, Newfoundlanders. #TheRock Hey, if you're looking for something to compare this to... try searching for "The Old Polina", a song about a sealing ship which was renowned for her Arctic seaworthiness as well as her impressive speed. It has a melody which is likely derived from "Haul Boys Haul", and when played with instruments, a similar set of chords and progressions. Thanks!

All the way from kamchatka to Maui then eventually to Nantucket and other eastern port cities. What a life

Does anyone have the lyrics?

Never heard it better

He has a really cool ring to his voice.

1:19 "none the better for the seeing you.." Burn!!....Ye olde school stylee. :-)

Sailing over the Dogger Bank Oh, wasn't it a treat? The wind a-blowing 'bout east north east, We had to give our sheet. You should to see us rally, The wind a-blowing free, A passage from the Dogger Bank To Great Grimsby. Chorus: So watch her, twig her, She's a proper juber-ju. Give her the sheet and let her rip, We're the boys to see her through. You should to see us rally, The wind a-blowing free, A passage from the Dogger Bank To Great Grimsby. Now the captain he's a shangaroosh And he loves a drop of good ale, The mate he is a road-stone inspector, He's been seen in many a jail. The third hand he's a bush ranger, He comes from the African Isle, And you oughtta take a look at the poor old cook, He gets so hoppity wild. Now, we are the boys to make a noise When we come home from sea, We get right drunk, and full of beer, And cause a jubilee; We get right drunk and full of beer And roll all over the floor, And when the money is all gone, We'll go to sea for more. So it's watch her, twig her, The piperay she goes; With high heels and painted toes Jinnie is all the go She is one of them flash girls, Doesn't she cut a shine? She can do a double shuffle On the Knickerbocker Line.

This dirty town has been my home since last time I was sailing, But I'll not stay another day, I'd sooner go out whaling, Chorus: Oh lord above, send down a dove with wings as sharp as razors, To cut the throats of them there blokes what sells bad beer to sailors! Paid off m' 'score' and then ashore, m' money soon was flying, With Judy Lee upon my knee and in my ear a lying. With m' new-found friends, m' money spends, just as fast as winking, But when I make to clear the slate the landlord says: "Keep drinking!". With m' payoff gone, an m' clothes in pawn and Judy set for leaving, Six months' of pay's gone in three days but Judy isn't grieving. When the crimp comes round I'll take his pound and his hand I'll be shaking, Tomorrow morn' sail for The Horn just as the dawn is breaking. For one last trip from port I'll ship but next time back I'm swearing, I'll settle down in my home town, no more I'll go seafaring.

It is time to go now. Haul away your anchor. Haul away your anchor. 'Tis our sailing time. Get some sail upon her. Haul away your halyards. Haul away your halyards. 'Tis our sailing time. Get her on her course now. Haul away your foresheets. Haul away your foresheets. 'Tis our sailing time. Waves are surging under. Haul away down-channel. Haul away down-channel. On the evening tide. When my days are over. Haul away for Heaven. Haul away for Heaven. God be by my side. (Repeat first verse)

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Origin of spongebob theme song

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*places song on repeat. How can anyone not absolutely love these?

When you roll up to partys with this on the loud speaker...

Hi is the the same song The Dogger that Ralph Vaughan Williams heard sung in a pub in Kings Lynn and incorporated the melody into his Norfolk Rhapsody No1 ?

Sounds like Dave Webber to me?

Do you kiss your mother with that mouth?

The one and only Johnny

My favorite version by far

This song is one of the saddest songs I've ever heard and is truly one of the most beautiful songs ever. This rendition will always be near to my heart, I hope more people find this song.

God this song is so good, simply astounding

Nice old song. The first whalers came to Hawaii aound 1820. They were hunting near kamtchatka and in the sea of ochotsk. And of course they sailed all over the pacific ocean. The most wanted prey was the sperm whale. And they sailed all the way back to Nantucket or New Bedford.

He sounds British

Tobito? <3

I like it

Listening on the 10th anniversary of his death, RIP.

Excellent

beautiful

But the lead singer here isn't Johnnie ... it's Dave Webber

The lead singer here isn't Johnnie, it's Dave Webber!

Surely the lead singer is Dave Webber ...

This sounds more like Pete Watkinson ... (with Johnnie only in the chorus)

This desurves more than one comment smh