Misc Traditional - A capital ship

A ^Ccapital ship for an ocean trip Was the "^G7Walloping Window ^CBlind" No ^Fwind that ^D7blew dis^Gmayed her crew Or ^Amtroubled the ^D7captain's ^Gmind The ^Cman at the wheel was made to feel Con^Ftempt ^Cfor the ^G7wild^Cest ^G7blow Tho' it ^Coften appeared when the weather had cleared That he'd ^G7been in his ^Cbunk below

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway

The ^Cbos'un's mate was very sedate Yet ^G7fond of amusement ^Ctoo He ^Fplayed hop-^D7scotch with the ^Gstarboard watch Wh^Amile the captain ^D7tickled the ^Gcrew The ^Cgunner he was apparently mad For ^Fhe sat ^Con ^G7the ^Cafter^G7rail And ^Cfired salutes with the captain's boots In the ^G7teeth of a ^Cbooming gale

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway

The ^Ccaptain sat on the commodore's hat And ^G7dined in a royal ^Cway Off ^Fpickles & ^D7figs & ^Glittle roast pigs And ^Amgunnery ^D7bread each ^Gday The ^Ccook was Dutch and behaved as such For ^Fthe ^Cdiet he ^G7served ^Cthe ^G7crew Was a ^Ccouple of tons of hot-cross buns Served ^G7up with sugar and ^Cglue

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway

Then ^Cwe all fell ill as mariners will On a ^G7diet that's rough and ^Ccrude And we ^Fshivered and ^D7shook as we ^Gdipped the cook In a ^Amtub of his ^D7gluesome ^Gfood All ^Cnautical pride we cast aside And ^Fwe ^Cran the ^G7vess^Cel a^G7shore On the ^CGulliby Isles where the poopoo smiles And the ^G7rubbily ubdugs ^Croar

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway

Com^Cposed of sand was that favored land And ^G7trimmed with cinnamon ^Cstraws And ^Fpink and ^D7blue was the ^Gpleasing hue Of the ^Amtickle-toe ^D7teaser's ^Gclaws We ^Csat on the edge of a sandy ledge And ^Fshot at ^Cthe ^G7whist^Cling ^G7bee While the ^Crugabug bats wore waterproof hats As they ^G7dipped in the ^Cshining sea

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway

On ^Crugabug bark from dawn till dark We ^G7dined till we all ^Chad grown Un^Fcommonly s^D7hrunk when a ^GChinese junk Came ^Amup from the ^D7Torrible ^GZone She was ^Cstubby and square, but we didn't much care So we ^Fmerr^Cily ^G7put ^Cto ^G7sea And we ^Cleft all the crew of the junk to chew On the ^G7bark of the ^Crubabug tree

^CSo, blow ye winds, heigh-ho A-^Fsailing we ^G7will ^Cgo I'll stay no ^G7more ^Con ^FEngland's ^Cshore So ^Flet ^Cthe ^G7mus^Cic ^G7play I'm ^Coff for the morning train To ^Fcross the ^G7raging ^Cmain I'm off to my ^G7love ^Cwith a ^Fboxing ^Cglove Ten ^Fthousand ^G7miles ^Caway