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Wellerman

The Longest Johns Cm Nathan Evans Cm Điệu Ballad

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3 năm trước

Capo 3

There [Am]once was a ship that [Em]put to sea

The [Dm]name of the ship was the [Am]Billy of Tea

The [Am]winds blew up, her [Em]bow dipped down

O [E7]blow, my bully boys, [Am]blow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

[Am]She had not been two weeks from [Em]shore

When [Dm]down on her a right whale [Am]bore

The [Am]captain called all hands and [Em]swore

He'd [E7]take that whale in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

Be[Am]fore the boat had [Em]hit the water

The [Dm]whale's tail came [Am]up and caught her

All [Am]hands to the side, har[Em]pooned and fought her

[E7]When she dived down [Am]low

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

No [Am]line was cut, no [Em]whale was freed

The [Dm]Captain's mind was [Am]not of greed

And [Am]he belonged to the [Em]whaleman's creed

She [E7]took that ship in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

For [Am]forty days, or [Em]even more

The [Dm]line went slack, then [Am]tight once more

All [Am]boats were lost, there were [Em]only four

But [E7]still that whale did [Am]go

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

As [Am]far as I've heard, the [Em]fight's still on

The [Dm]line's not cut and the [Am]whale's not gone

The[Am] Wellerman makes his [Em]regular call

To en[E7]courage the Captain, [Am]crew, and all

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

There [Am]once was a man that [Em]was sleepy

So [Dm]the man brew himself up [Am]out of coffee

But [Am]the coffee [Em]did not awaken him

So [E7]he drank more and [Am]more

[F]Soon then [C] anxiety comes

Buzzing [Dm] jittering [Am]vibrations

[F]Now cause of [C]caffeination

He's [Dm]just anxious and [Am]tired

Capo 3

There [Am]once was a ship that [Am]put to sea

The [Dm]name of the ship was the [Am]Billy of Tea

The [Am]winds blew up, her [Am]bow dipped down

O [E]blow, my bully boys, [Am]blow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

[Am]She had not been two weeks from [Am]shore

When [Dm]down on her a right whale [Am]bore

The [Am]captain called all hands and [Am]swore

He'd [E]take that whale in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

Be[Am]fore the boat had [Am]hit the water

The [Dm]whale's tail came [Am]up and caught her

All [Am]hands to the side, har[Am]pooned and fought her

[E]When she dived down [Am]low

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

No [Am]line was cut, no [Am]whale was freed

The [Dm]Captain's mind was [Am]not of greed

And [Am]he belonged to the [Am]whaleman's creed

She [E]took that ship in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

For [Am]forty days, or [Am]even more

The [Dm]line went slack, then [Am]tight once more

All [Am]boats were lost, there were [Am]only four

But [E]still that whale did [Am]go

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

As [Am]far as I've heard, the [Am]fight's still on

The [Dm]line's not cut and the [Am]whale's not gone

The[Am] Wellerman makes his [Am]regular call

To en[E]courage the Captain, [Am]crew, and all

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our [G] leave and [Am]go

Capo 3

There [Am]once was a ship that [Em]put to sea

The [Dm]name of the ship was the [Am]Billy of Tea

The [Am]winds blew up, her [Em]bow dipped down

O [E7]blow, my bully boys, [Am]blow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

[Am]She had not been two weeks from [Em]shore

When [Dm]down on her a right whale [Am]bore

The [Am]captain called all hands and [Em]swore

He'd [E7]take that whale in [Am]tow

Be[Am]fore the boat had [Em]hit the water

The [Dm]whale's tail came [Am]up and caught her

All [Am]hands to the side, har[Em]pooned and fought her

[E7]When she dived down [Am]low

No [Am]line was cut, no [Em]whale was freed

The [Dm]Captain's mind was [Am]not of greed

And [Am]he belonged to the [Em]whaleman's creed

She [E7]took that ship in [Am]tow

For [Am]forty days, or [Em]even more

The [Dm]line went slack, then [Am]tight once more

All [Am]boats were lost, there were [Em]only four

But [E7]still that whale did [Am]go

As [Am]far as I've heard, the [Em]fight's still on

The [Dm]line's not cut and the [Am]whale's not gone

The[Am] Wellerman makes his [Em]regular call

To en[E7]courage the Captain, [Am]crew, and all

Capo 3

There [Am]once was a ship that [Em]put to sea

The [Dm]name of the ship was the [Am]Billy of Tea

The [Am]winds blew up, her [Em]bow dipped down

O [E7]blow, my bully boys, [Am]blow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

[Am]She had not been two weeks from [Em]shore

When [Dm]down on her a right whale [Am]bore

The [Am]captain called all hands and [Em]swore

He'd [E7]take that whale in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

Be[Am]fore the boat had [Em]hit the water

The [Dm]whale's tail came [Am]up and caught her

All [Am]hands to the side, har[Em]pooned and fought her

[E7]When she dived down [Am]low

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

No [Am]line was cut, no [Em]whale was freed

The [Dm]Captain's mind was [Am]not of greed

And [Am]he belonged to the [Em]whaleman's creed

She [E7]took that ship in [Am]tow

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

For [Am]forty days, or [Em]even more

The [Dm]line went slack, then [Am]tight once more

All [Am]boats were lost, there were [Em]only four

But [E7]still that whale did [Am]go

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

As [Am]far as I've heard, the [Em]fight's still on

The [Dm]line's not cut and the [Am]whale's not gone

The[Am] Wellerman makes his [Em]regular call

To en[E7]courage the Captain, [Am]crew, and all

[F]Soon may the [C]Wellerman come

To [Dm]bring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin' is done

We'll [Dm]take our leave and [Am]go

Capo3

Verse 1

The[Am]re once was a ship that put to sea

And the n[Dm]ame of the ship was the [Am]Billy of Tea

The w[Am]inds blew hard, her bow dipped down

O bl[E]ow, my bully boys, b[Am]low

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the t[C]onguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

Verse 2

She [Am]had not been two weeks from shore

When d[Dm]own on her a r[Am]ight whale bore

The c[Am]aptain called all hands and swore

He'd t[E]ake that whale in [Am]tow

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and [Am]tea and rum

[F]One day, when the t[C]onguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

Verse 3

Bef[Am]ore the boat had hit the water

The wh[Dm]ale's tail came [Am]up and caught her

All h[Am]ands to the side, harpooned and fought her

When s[E]he dived down be[Am]low

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and t[Am]ea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

Verse 4

No l[Am]ine was cut, no whale was freed;

The C[Dm]aptain's mind was [Am]not of greed

But [Am]he belonged to the whaleman's creed;

She t[E]ook the ship in t[Am]ow

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and t[Am]ea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

Verse 5

For f[Am]orty days, or even more

The l[Dm]ine went slack, then t[Am]ight once more

All b[Am]oats were lost (there were only four)

But st[E]ill that whale did [Am]go

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and t[Am]ea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

Verse 6

As [Am]far as I've heard, the fight's still on;

The l[Dm]ine's not cut and the w[Am]hale's not gone

The W[Am]ellerman makes his regular call

To en[Dm]courage the Captain, c[Am]rew, and all

Chorus

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and t[Am]ea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go [Asus2]

S[F]oon may the W[C]ellerman come

To b[Dm]ring us sugar and t[Am]ea and rum

[F]One day, when the [C]tonguin’ is done,

We’ll t[E]ake our leave and [Am]go

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