Rum Ragged - Barque in the harbour

From the ^Bmbarque in the^A harbor I went^G roaming on shore And stepped ^Bminto a pub^A I was^G oft times^D before And as ^BmI stood ^Agambling and ^Genjoying my ^Dglass Who ^Bmchanced to walk^A in but a^G young Spanish lass She ^Bmsat down be^Aside me and kept ^Gsqueezing my hand Saying ^Bm'Sir you^A're a strange^Gr not long t^Do this land' Will you ^Bmroam, jolly^A sailor,^G along with ^Dme To ^Bmsome lonesome^A spot no ^Gfemale can see

I ^Bmquickly ^Aconsented, on ^Gwith her to roam She ^Bmlives by h^Aerself in a n^Geat little h^Dome She'^Bms brisk, plump and^A jolly, her age^G scare ^D19 And ^Bmthe name of that^A spaniard I ^Gthink was Irene

On a ^Bmfine summer's ^Amorning our ^Gship, she set sail And ^Bmdown by the ^Aseashore, ^GIrene she ^Dcame With ^Bmher pocket ^Ahandkerchief and ^Gwiping her^D eyes Don't you ^Bmleave me ^Ajolly sailor were the ^Gwords she did cry When ^Bmyou reaches ^Aport on your ^Gold Newfound^Dland Think ^Bmon the young ^Aspaniard kept s^Gqueezing your^D hand And ^Bmthough you will ^Amarry, en^Gjoying your ^Dbride Think ^Bmon the ^Ayoung spaniard who ^Glay by your side

When ^Bmyou reaches ^Aport on your ^Gold Newfound^Dland Think ^Bmon the young ^Aspaniard kept s^Gqueezing your^D hand And ^Bmthough you will ^Amarry, en^Gjoying your ^Dbride Think ^Bmon the ^Ayoung spaniard who ^Glay by your side ^{Bm A G G}She lay by your side Bm A G D Bm A G