That joyful sound across the Arctic sea, We're homeward bound from the Arctic ground. Rolling down to old Maui lyrics + traduzione ita. How hard the winds did blow, For we're homeward bound. We'll wake in the arms. Lyrics taken from /lyrics/s/stan_rogers/. Please immediately report the presence of images possibly not compliant with the above cases so as to quickly verify an improper use: where confirmed, we would immediately proceed to their removal. Type the characters from the picture above: Input is case-insensitive. It's a damn tough life, full of toil and strife, we whalermen undergo, And we won't give a damn. Written by: TRADITIONAL, CHRISTOPHER JOHN LETHBRIDGE, JASON NICHOLAS, JEREMY DAVID BROWN, JOHN ANTHONY BROWN, JOHN LEONARD MCDONNELL, JONATHAN ROBERT CLEAVE, TOBY LOBB. The origin is unknown, though it is found in records of 19th century songs, and the melody is often the same as that of "Miller of Dee, " a traditional English folk song dating back to the 18th century. Ah For Just One Time, I would Sing and Sail in Sea of Thieves!
Vocal Jazz Ensemble > A Cappella > TTBB A Cappella. As we braved the northern gale. With the Kanakas all around. Through the ice and wind and rain, Them coconut fronds, them tropical shores, we soon shall see again; Six hellish months we've passed away. Even now their big brown eyes look out, hoping some fine day to see. Danny Spooner sang Rolling Down to Old Maui on his 1986 album I Got This One From… and he and Duncan Brown sang it on his 2006 CD of songs of the whaling industry, The Great Leviathan. Lets get damp and sing shanties! Browse for more products in the same category as this item: 2014 NEW CHARTS. The tune is The Bowery which was written in 1892, so this American version post dates the more well-known English version of the song. It's a d***ed tough life full of toil and strife.
They noted on the first album: A well known rowdy sea-song. What care we for that sound. So it must have come as a blessed relief to spend three weeks here in spring before returning to their three of four year trip to the far north. Rolling down to old Maui, my boys, Rolling down to old Maui. Extracted from /pub/music/lyrics/files/.
Spiers & Boden > Songs > Old Maui. Dalla terra artica, con il vento fortissimo da nord, in direzione della nostra isola(3), finita la caccia alle balene. Taught and free, And we won't give a damn when we drink our rum with the girls. We're homeward bound, that joyful sound across the Arctic sea, We're homeward bound from the Arctic ground, rolling down to old Maui. ROLLIN' DOWN TO OLD MAUI. Jolly Jack recorded Rolling Down to Old Maui. Them coconut fronds, them tropical lands, We soon shall see again. But when it's over what care we how the bitter blast may blow.
Rolling Down to Old Maui Songtext. Rockol only uses images and photos made available for promotional purposes ("for press use") by record companies, artist managements and p. agencies. Dreadnoughts, The - A Broken World. "Rolling Down to Old Maui Lyrics. " Note: Another recordings of this song with Polish lyrics ("Maui") and different melody lines can be found on the cassettes: " Pozegnanie Liverpoolu " and " Piesni wielorybnicze ". Since from the shore sailed we, For now we are bound from the Arctic ground.
This is a song about the ca. How soft the breeze through the island trees, Now the ice is far astern, Them native maids, them tropical glades, Is awaiting our return; Even now their big brown eyes look out, Hoping some fine day to see, Our baggy sails, running 'fore the gales, Rolling down to old Maui. And we don't give a d*** when we drink our rum. That deck the Arctic Sea, Are miles behind in the frozen wind, Since we steered for old Maui! Sailing & Singing with Jd, Andy & Dave. A. Lloyd, Trevor Lucas and Martyn Wyndham-Read sang two verses of Rolling Down to Old Maui on their 1967 Topic album of ballads and songs of the whaling trade, Leviathan!. How bitter the blast may blow? And now we′re anchored in the bay With the Kanaka's all around With chants and soft aloha ois, They greet us homeward bound; And now ashore we'll have some fun, We′ll paint them beaches red; Awaken in the arms of an island maid With a big fat aching head.
We'll heave the lead where old Diamond Head. Kamchatka Sea likely refers to either the Sea of Okhotsk, which lies between the eastern Russian mainland and the Kamchatka peninsula, or the Bering Sea, lying east of the Kamchatka peninsula and separating Russia from North America; both were popular whaling destinations. Adventures on the Sea of Thieves with Andy and JD. CHORUS: Rolling down to old Maui(1), me boys, rolling down to old Maui, We're homeward bound. Jingle Drops Jingle Drops - 15/12/2020 Stream Full VOD. Roud 2005; Ballad Index.
Please check the box below to regain access to. Our mast and yards are sheathed with ice. Giveaway Giveaways on the Waves! Songs Of The Sea puts the spotlight on some of history's most enduring sea shanties that are connected to rum. Gale Huntington in his book Songs the Whalemen Sang gives a version called Rolling Down to Old Mohee from a journal made aboard the Atkins Adams in 1858. It has been recorded by Stan Rogers, among others. Many young men working on the American whaling ships kept personal journals in which the recorded the voyage, made sketches, notes and copied their favourite songs. Be Stream And Not Heard | The Longest Johns Full Band Stream (6 Oct 2021). Five hellish moons have waxed and waned. Dreadnoughts, The - Starbuck's Complaint. Ocean of Larcenists! Stun'sl is short for "studding sail", an extra sail on a square rigged vessel used in fair weather when there wasn't much wind.
The tune may be a variant on an 18th century song called "Miller of Dee" [2] (also the origin of the tune for Lowlands Low). Our stuns'l booms are carried away. Normally this would be "A Bad Thing" but we rather like it this way.
Give it away, give it away, give it away now! And in the midst of the moonbeam's kiss we slept in St. Lawrence Bay. Come dolce è la brezza. We whale men undergo.
Tra gli alberi dell'isola, ora il ghiaccio è lontana dalla poppa. As we sail to Old Maui. Lily-livered land-lubbers beware! We'll have good fun. And them coconut fronds in them tropic lands. Them coconut fronds and tropical lands, we soon.
Writer(s): Traditional, Johnny Collins. SONGLYRICS just got interactive. I wish the people of Hawaii and Poland would get to know each other better: the traditions of hospitality, sailing, family life, and good times with friends are very similar! But they can look forward to drinking with the women in Maui and getting momentary relief. And now we're bound. Dreadnoughts, The - Back Home In Bristol.
Our studding-sails booms are carried away, What care we for that sound? Writer(s): Traditional, Johnny Collins
Lyrics powered by More from Son Of Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys. A rousing song, it also tells of how the islands and the people of the Pacific were used by the likes of whalermen during the 18th and 19th centuries. Dreadnoughts, The - Daughters Of The Sun. Our stun's'l booms are carried away, our main-mast it is sprung, And a howling gale is after us, thank Christ our whaling's done, Even now those big-brown eyes look out and scan the raging sea. As with many shanties and folksongs, it is possible the words were sung to various tunes or they had an earlier common source.
The Longest Johns Singing Stream from Newcastle (+special guests) (8 Dec 2018). Waka Flocka Flame - Waka Flocka Flame. Wind and rain, Them coconut fronds, them tropical shores, we soon. The third verse came from a wandering Drambuie drinker, Dave Alexander, who doubles as a good singer. John Spiers and Jon Boden recorded Old Maui in 2005 for their album Songs and again in 2010/11 for their CD The Works.