Man-o-War Sailor

Man-o-war sailor, you better le' me go
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho
Man-o-war sailor, I'm try-ing to go home;
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho
Man-o-war sailor, I'm go-ing home.
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho

Man-o-war sailor, I'm go-ing home;
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho
Man-o-war sailor, I'm rowing home;
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho
Man-o-war sailor, the current going home.
Man-o-war sailor, ho-heave-ho

Etc. ad lib.

From Roger Abraham Deep the Water and Shallow the Shore
Note: Rowing shanty from small-boat fishermen. "Man-o-war"
probably refers to Man-o-war Bay in Tobago, rather than one who
shipped on a man-o-war.
@sailor @work @BWI
filename[ MANWRSLR
play.exe MANWRSLR
RG
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