Let The Mermaids Flirt With Me Also known as The Mermaid Flirt With Me or, in Polish, in interpretation and translation by Marek Szurawski, sung himself with accompaniment and second voice by John Townley - Syrena Niech Porwie Mnie. You propably can find this song in polish chorded by me somewhere in the net. ____________________________________________________________________ First verse:

^CBlues all^G on the^C ocean, ^Fblues all in the^C air; ^FCan't stay here no ^Clonger, I h^Dave no steamship ^Gfare. When my ^Cearthly t^Grials are ^Cover, cast my ^Fbody out in the ^Csea; ^FSave on the under^Ctaker bill - let the ^Gmermaids flirt with^C me!

Second verse:

I ^Cdo not w^Gork for ple^Casure; earthly p^Feace I'll see no m^Core; The o^Fnly reason I w^Cork at all is to d^Drive the wolf from my ^Gdoor. When my ^Cearthly t^Grials are ^Cover, cast my ^Fbody out in the ^Csea; ^FSave on the under^Ctaker bill - let the ^Gmermaids flirt with^C me!

Third verse:

My ^Cwife con^Gtrols our ha^Cppy home; my swe^Fetheart I cannot ^Cfind. The ^Fonly thing I can ^Ccall my own is a ^Dtroubled and a worried ^Gmind. When my ^Cearthly t^Grials are ^Cover, cast my ^Fbody out in the ^Csea; ^FSave on the under^Ctaker bill - let the ^Gmermaids flirt with^C me!

Fourth verse:

^CBlues all ^Gin my bo^Cdy; my ^Fdarlin' has forsaken^C me. If I ^Fever see her ^Cface again, have to ^Dtravel 'cross the^G sea. When my ^Cearthly t^Grials are ^Cover, cast my ^Fbody out in the ^Csea; ^FSave on the under^Ctaker bill - let the ^Gmermaids flirt with^C me!

Fifth verse, the same as first:

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Mississippi John Hurt - Let the mermaids flirt with me