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| |f_tune_title=Big Ship (The) | | |f_tune_title=Big Ship (The) |
| |f_aka=Glise a Sherbrooke, Glise de Sherbrooke | | |f_aka=Glise à Sherbrooke, Glise de Sherbrooke, Reel de Tadoussac, |
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| |f_year=1954 | | |f_year=1954 |
| |f_page=p. 25 | | |f_page=p. 25 |
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| '''BIG SHIP, THE'''. AKA and see "Glise de/a Sherbrooke." English, Reel. G Major. Standard tuning. AABB. Originally the Quebecois reel "Glise a Sherbrooke," here rendered as a polka. Peter Kennedy evidently adapted it for the children's game-song called "The Big Ship Sails," "There's a Big Ship Sailing" and similar titles. Several Irish and British versions are extent, but all go along the lines:
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| ''The big ship sails through the alley-alley-o''<br>
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| ''The alley-alley-o, the alley-alley-o;''<br>
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| ''The big ship sails through the alley-alley-o''<br>
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| ''On the last day of September.''
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| Mother, father, may I go''<br>
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| May I go, may I go?''<br>
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| Oh mother, father, may I go''<br>
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| On the last day of September?''
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| ''The captain says that'll never never do''<br>
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| ''Never never do, never never do.''<br>
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| ''The captain says that'll never never do''<br>
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| ''On the last day of September.''
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| ''The big ship sank to the bottom of the sea''<br>
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| ''The bottom of the sea, the bottom of the sea;''<br>
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| ''The big ship sank to the bottom of the sea''<br>
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| ''On the last day of September.''
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| ''Printed source:'' Kennedy ('''Fiddlers Tune Book'''), vol. 2, 1954; p. 25.
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