Misc Traditional - Spanish ladies

^DFarewell and adieu to ^Gyou, Spanish ^ALadies, Fare^Awell and adieu to you, ladies of ^DSpain; For ^Dwe've received orders for to ^Gsail for ol' ^AEngland, But we ^Dhope in a ^Gshort while to ^Asee you a^Dgain.

^DWe'll rant and we'll roar like ^Gtrue British ^Asailors, We'll ^Arant and we'll roar all on the salt ^Dsea. ^DUntil we strike soundings in the ^Gchannel of old ^AEngland; From ^DUshant to ^GScilly is ^Athirty five ^Dleagues.

We ^Dhove our ship to with the ^Gwind from sou'^Awest, boys We ^Ahove our ship to, deep soundings to take^D; 'Twas ^Dforty-five fathoms, with a ^Gwhite sandy ^Abottom, So we ^Dsquared our ^Gmain yard and up ^Achannel did ^Dmake.

The ^Dfirst land we sighted ^Gwas called the ^ADodman, Next ^ARame Head off Plymouth, off Portsmouth the ^DWight; We ^Dsailed by Beachy, by ^GFairlight and ^ADover, And ^Dthen we ^Gbore up for the ^ASouth Foreland ^Dlight.

^DWe'll rant and we'll roar like ^Gtrue British ^Asailors, We'll ^Arant and we'll roar all on the salt ^Dsea. ^DUntil we strike soundings in the ^Gchannel of old ^AEngland; From ^DUshant to ^GScilly is ^Athirty five ^Dleagues.

Then the ^Dsignal was made for the ^Ggrand fleet to ^Aanchor, And ^Aall in the Downs that night for to ^Dlie; Let ^Dgo your shank painter, let ^Ggo your cat ^Astopper! Haul ^Dup your clew^Ggarnets, let ^Atacks and sheets ^Dfly!

Now ^Dlet ev'ry man drink ^Goff his full ^Abumper, And ^Alet ev'ry man drink off his full ^Dglass; We'll ^Ddrink and be jolly and ^Gdrown melan^Acholy, And ^Dhere's to the ^Ghealth of each ^Atrue-hearted ^Dlass.