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|f_annotation='''WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS, OR SATURDAY NIGHT AT SEA.''' English, Air (whole time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). One part. "Wives and sweethearts" was a song composed by the prolific [[wikipedia:Charles_Dibdin]] ( | |f_annotation='''WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS, OR SATURDAY NIGHT AT SEA.''' English, Air (whole time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). One part. "Wives and sweethearts" was a song written and composed by the prolific [[wikipedia:Charles_Dibdin]] (1745-1814), published in London by Preston & Son in 1803. | ||
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'' 'Tis said we vent'rous die-hards,''</br> | |||
''when we leave the shore,''</br> | |||
''Our friends should mourn,''</br> | |||
''Lest we return''</br> | |||
''To bless their sight no more:''</br> | |||
''But this is all a notion''</br> | |||
''Bold Jack can't understand,—''</br> | |||
''Some die upon the ocean,''</br> | |||
''And some die on the land:''</br> | |||
''Then, since 'tis clear,''</br> | |||
''Howe'er we steer,''</br> | |||
''No man's life's under his command,''</br> | |||
''Let tempests howl,''</br> | |||
''And billows roll,''</br> | |||
''And dangers press:v | |||
''Of these in spite, there are some joys''</br> | |||
''Us jolly tars to bless,—''</br> | |||
''For Saturday night still comes, my boys,''</br> | |||
''To drink to Poll and Bess.''</br> | |||
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WIVES AND SWEETHEARTS, OR SATURDAY NIGHT AT SEA. English, Air (whole time). G Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). One part. "Wives and sweethearts" was a song written and composed by the prolific wikipedia:Charles_Dibdin (1745-1814), published in London by Preston & Son in 1803.
'Tis said we vent'rous die-hards,
when we leave the shore,
Our friends should mourn,
Lest we return
To bless their sight no more:
But this is all a notion
Bold Jack can't understand,—
Some die upon the ocean,
And some die on the land:
Then, since 'tis clear,
Howe'er we steer,
No man's life's under his command,
Let tempests howl,
And billows roll,
And dangers press:v Of these in spite, there are some joys
Us jolly tars to bless,—
For Saturday night still comes, my boys,
To drink to Poll and Bess.
