Tonalité : G major
Verse 1
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So
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you think a pirate has a ship
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and sails upon the sea
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Ah, but that is but the half of it
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and liv ing proof is me
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I make me a living
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from the shipping on the quay
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Or the others stuck upon the mud,
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daylight robbery
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When ships are waiting to unload,
that's when they call to me
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And I am happy to oblige
to blow the Admiral team
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And you thought that pirates
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never came so close to your own
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Well let me tell there's many
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never felt the need to roam
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For Lon don needs all trade
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to feed its population grown
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And in London town
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is everything to see that could be shown
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And all the trades in shipping, yes,
and all jobs need a bone
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And a little muddy water
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can smell like the be st cologne
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Sea men once ashore
have lots of cash that they can spend
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An d the houses of the wo men
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and the ale do call to them
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Precious little thinking goes on,
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cargo's to defend
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So that when the tide is low
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there may be help that I can lend
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To lighten up their load a bit,
and they may call me friend
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There's other names they call me,
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but most only do offend
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The Admiral's got one boat,
the Thames and Medway to defend
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And he can't be everywhere,
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but then that's all that he can
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send
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When I started in the trade, we did sally
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From the tavern to the shore, just to throw
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And the mist was a -lying in the al leys
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An d the darkness was a
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friend to all in tow
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The toilet was away,
there was only stinking mud,
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and accumulated crud upon the train.
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We bought it an d we took,
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there was no one there to look,
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and we made it back before the light of
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day.
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There are many mates in Wapping
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At the end of a good drop
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There are cages down the river
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You can see the latest crop
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They are swaying in the breezes
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So the pun ishment be known
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A plague upon your Admiralty
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And hats off to a prone
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I for all the crimes of water
are the admiralty's son
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And the silver ore we'll get you
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and we'll hang you from a rope
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We'll hang you from a rope
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Hang you from a rope
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We'll hang you from a rope
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Hang your photo
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Hang your photo
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Hang your photo
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Hang your photo
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