Aye I’ve sailed this three-mast schooner
From the old blue nose shore
We’ve traveled the seven salt seas
For three long years or more
Taking strong lumber to Maui
Then picked up the black demon rum
The Jamaican girls were so pretty
But my hearts promised to only one
Rode out the gales around the Horn
Sat becalmed many long days
Half froze on the North Atlantic
Breaking ice from shrouds and stays
Now ‘tis home-bound we’re headed
Where I ne’er more will roam
I fancy a wife and some wee ones
Aye for me and my lassie a fine home
A yell comes down from the crow’s nest
I hear “Land Ho” ring from the sky
I wipe the brine from my face
And the small tear from my eye
I see a young maiden wave from the land’s end
‘Tis my true love holding her wee guiding light
I’ll marry that wee lass who gave me her heart
The sea will finally release me to her arms tonight…
Steve
EDWIN
hugs
Kat
Georg
Just tell that sailor not to give up the sea that day,
For he may find that later in life he will for it pray...e
Sheila
ann
Aye, 'tis grand to see you sailin' the high seas of romance ... well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
What a wonderful tale of the sea and love. Enjoyed reading this.
Mary
In Spirit,
Bear
Hugs,
Christine
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :D