Аккорды к песне ​Nathan Evans — Wellerman

[Verse 1] 
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There once was a ship that put to sea 
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The name of the ship was the Billy of Tea 
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The winds blew up, her bow dipped down 
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O b-low, my bully boys, blow 
  
  
[Chorus] 
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Soon may the Wellerman come 
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To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
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One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
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We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Verse 2] 
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She'd not been two weeks from shore 
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When down on her a right whale bore 
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The captain called all hands and swore 
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He'd take that whale in tow, huh! 
  
[Chorus] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
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To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Interlude] 
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[Verse 3] 
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Before the boat had hit the water 
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The wha-le's tail came up and caught her 
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All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her 
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When she dived down low 
  
  
[Chorus] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
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To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Verse 4] 
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No line was cut, no whale was freed 
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The captain's mind was not of greed 
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And he belonged to the whaleman's creed 
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She took that ship in tow 
  
  
[Chorus] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
 Dm            Am 
To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Interlude] 
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Da-da dat da dat da 
  
  
[Verse 5] 
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For forty days, or even more 
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The line went slack, then tight once more 
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All boats were lost (there were only four) 
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But still that whale did go 
  
  
[Chorus] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
 Dm            Am 
To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Verse 6] 
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As far as I've heard, the fight's still on 
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The line's not cut and the whale's not gone 
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The Wellerman makes his regular call 
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To encourage the Captain, crew, and all 
  
  
[Chorus] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
 Dm            Am 
To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go 
  
  
[Outro] 
F     C 
Soon may the Wellerman come 
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To bring us sugar and tea and rum 
F         C 
One day, when the tonguin’ is done, 
 E             Am 
We’ll take our leave and go