Many of Mrs Fish's songs can be found in Anne Warner's magnificent book Traditional American Folk Songs from the Anne & Frank Warner Collection, and she can be heard singing this song and others on The Warner Collection Vol. In some grog shop they'll let him stop. A trip on shore he does adore With a girl who's nice and round. Well here we are, we're back again. The first album noted: For all the harshness of his lot at sea, Jack-tar often found life ashore somewhat less than idyllic. It was as if I had been suddenly thrust into a time machine-sent spinning back through the fog a hundred years or more. He'll raise his hands up to the sky. Peter Bellamy sings The Jolly Roving Tar. When the money's all gone, it's the same old song. They'll let him stop in some grog shop. Safe upon the shore. Ten Thousand Miles Away. Have the inside scoop on this song?
In Belfast town we'd like to stay and go to sea no more. When Jack is old and weather-beat, too old to sail about, In some grop shop they'll let him stop 'til eight bells do ring out. Then he'll raise his eyes up to the skies, Sayin' "Boys, we're homeward bound. As far as we can ascertain it is the only collected version (printed in Lomax). Up to the skys singin'. To same old boarding house. When Jack's ashore he makes his way to some old boarding house. William Loring, 1788, and Capt. Writer(s): George Millar. Come along, come along Your jolly brave boys There's plenty more grog in the jar We′ll plough the briny ocean line With the jolly roving tar Then Jack will slip aboard some ship Bound for a India or Japan Then in Asia there, the ladies fair They all love a sailor man He'll go ashore And he′ll not scorn to buy some girls a gown When is money all gone It's the same old song "Get up, Jack! With the Jolly Rovin' Tar.
Says he I can't be married. They noted: From the singing of the wonderful Lena Bourne Fish of East Jaffray, New Hampshire. When your money's gone, it's the same old song: Chorus (after each verse): Get up, Jack, let John sit down. What key does The Irish Rovers - The Jolly Roving Tar have? John Roberts and Tony Barrand sang Get Up Jack, John Sit Down on their 1973 album Across the Western Ocean. Please use the contact form in the sidebar. 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. Likewise with pork and scouse. Written by: TRAD, Alan Thomas Doyle, Darrell Power, Robert Bruce Hallett, Shawn McCann.
So come up the stairs and cuddle with your Jolly Roving Tar! I must be on me way. He loves the blowin' foam. Lyrics powered by Link. And drink till we're content. National Geographic Society.
Lyrics © LEAN GROUND MUSIC LTD., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. Till our money is all spent. Chorus] When Jack gets old and weather beat, Too old to roam about, They'll let him stop in some rum shop Till eight bells calls him out. Then in Asia there, the ladies fair. "CHORUSWhen Jack gets old and weatherbeat, Too old to roam about, They'll let him stop in some rum shopTill eight bells calls him he'll raise his eyes up to the skies, Sayin' "Boys, we're homeward bound. For the lassies they will love us till our money is all spent. But sailor lad just like his dad. John Bowden and Sheafknot sang Jolly Roving Tar in 2015 on Vic Shepherd and John Bowden's Hallamshire Traditions CD Still Waters. While on the sea afar. Come along, come along.
They noted on the original recording: Get up Jack, John Sit Down was a common cry from the landlord or landlady when Jack had finally spent or been cheated out of all of his hard-earned pay. Jeff and Gerret Warner sang Jolly Roving Tar in 1973 on the National Geographic Society's album Songs & Sounds of the Sea, and Gerret Warner sang it in 1976 on the album of songs and chanteys from the days of commercial sail, Steady As She Goes. Choose your instrument. He'll go to shore out on a tear And he'll buy some girl a gown. But when the money's gone. Now a lass ashore he do adore one that is plump and round; But when your money's all gone it's the same old song: Chorus (repeated after each verse): Get up Jack, John sit down! Ships may come and ships may go As long as the sea does roll. During the afternoon, fog had started to roll in, and by evening it shrouded our vessel like a great gray blanket. And your money's all gone. Then Jack will slip aboard some ship. There's plenty more grog in the jar.
It's the same old song. Then he'll raise his eyes. Well here we are, we′re back again safe upon the shore. And a sailor man, likewise his dad, he loves his pork and rum. My Favourite Traditional Irish and English Songs|.
"Get up Jack, John sit down" is what the la dies of the streets would say when a sailor's time had expired and it was time to welcome the next customer. I espied a lovely damsel fair and she alone did stay; She did appear like a Venus, or some bright lovely star. Well, ships may come and ships may go, just as long as the seas do run, And a sailor lad, likewise his dad, he enjoys his pork and rum. Roud 2807; Ballad Index. Then he'll raise his hands high, and loud he'll cry, "Thank God I'm homeward bound", John Roberts and Tony Barrand sing Get Up Jack, John Sit Down. He'll lend and spend and not offend till he lies drunk on the ground. An inch above your knee.
Too old to cruise about. But he could find humor even in his rapid fall, once his pay was spent, from honored "John" to scorned "Jack", just as the refrain in this lively forecastle ditty reveals: When your money's gone, It's the same old song, Get up Jack! For the lassies they will love us. Frequently asked questions about this recording.
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A nice change of pace from the last book I read and all the psychological thrillers I've been drawn to here lately. Political content: none. Although I've read a lot of books about that period in history, I always feel I learn something new about the events that happened at that time. Rory's fiancé, Hux, is working overseas for Doctors Without Borders when he is abducted. The two are from different worlds: Munir is a westernized agnostic of Muslim origin; Mohini, a modern Hindu woman. The Plus Catalogue—listen all you want to thousands of Audible Originals, podcasts, and audiobooks. I enjoyed this book and recommend it.
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