What shall we do with a drunken sailor
What shall we do with a drunken sailor
What shall we do with a drunken sailor
Fine him and suspend him.Give him a fine and then suspend him
Give him a fine and then suspend him
Give him a fine and then suspend him
Early in the morning
Community service for reoffending
Community service for reoffending
Community service for reoffending
He’s on his final warningHis drinking problem made him lose his income
His drinking problem made him lose his income
His drinking problem made him lose his income
Send him straight to rehab
Rehab worked, he’s clean and sober
Rehab worked, he’s clean and sober
Rehab worked, he’s clean and sober
He’s no more a drunken sailor
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Suspend his license and stick im with fines
Oh Suspend his license and stick im with fines
Oh Suspend his license and stick im with fines
EAR-LIE IN THEH MOURNIN
I never knew the words to this melody in its entirety. I only knew it as da dadada da-da drunken sailor.
What the fuck were you doing with your life when Assassin’s Creed Black Flag came out? I pretty much rocked drunken sailor on repeat when sailing the seas.
Fake and dumb. You shave his belly with a rusty razor, something we’ve known for over a century, at least.
He was found in bed with the Captain’s daughter.
He was found in bed with the Captain’s daughter.
He was found in bed with the Captain’s daughter,
Early in the morning!
I always wondered if it’s implied that she’s ugly or that the sailor will get in trouble with the captain.
The “captain’s daughter” was a euphemism for the cat o’ nine tails. So in other words, that line meant give the drunken sailor a lashing as punishment.
Yooo really?? I never knew, always interpreted it literally
That sounds like something a prude would invent to reconcile their strict moral code with their desire to join in singing sea shanties.
It seems more likely to me than that a captain would bring his daughter onto his ship with a bunch of untrustworthy men and career violence.
I think it’s the latter
