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  • 作曲 : Traditional
    When first I went a sea-apprentice bound
    I sailed the salt seas all 'round and 'round
    I scarce had sailed a voyage but one
    When I fell in love with my charming Anne
    I went to my captain both stout and bold
    And unto him my secret told
    I love yon lass as I love my life
    What would I give if she were my wife?
    Well, the captain said, "You're a foolish boy
    For to court a girl that you'll ne'er enjoy
    For she'll have lovers while you're at sea
    And she'll be married e're you'll be free"
    Well, I don't know but I'll go and try
    For she might fancy an apprentice boy
    And she might alter her mind for me
    And wait on me until I be free
    Well, I bought her ribbons, I bought her gloves
    These things to prove of a heart that loves
    She accepted all and she was not shy
    And she vowed to wait for her apprentice boy
    When my ship is anchored and my work is over
    I'll steer my barque for sweet Erin's shore
    In my native country, my love I'll enjoy
    And she'll welcome home her apprentice boy
    So come all you sea-apprentices where e'er you be
    Never slight your true love while you're at sea
    Just love her as you love your life
    And she'll consent to become your wife
  • 作曲 : Traditional
    When first I went a sea-apprentice bound
    I sailed the salt seas all 'round and 'round
    I scarce had sailed a voyage but one
    When I fell in love with my charming Anne
    I went to my captain both stout and bold
    And unto him my secret told
    I love yon lass as I love my life
    What would I give if she were my wife?
    Well, the captain said, "You're a foolish boy
    For to court a girl that you'll ne'er enjoy
    For she'll have lovers while you're at sea
    And she'll be married e're you'll be free"
    Well, I don't know but I'll go and try
    For she might fancy an apprentice boy
    And she might alter her mind for me
    And wait on me until I be free
    Well, I bought her ribbons, I bought her gloves
    These things to prove of a heart that loves
    She accepted all and she was not shy
    And she vowed to wait for her apprentice boy
    When my ship is anchored and my work is over
    I'll steer my barque for sweet Erin's shore
    In my native country, my love I'll enjoy
    And she'll welcome home her apprentice boy
    So come all you sea-apprentices where e'er you be
    Never slight your true love while you're at sea
    Just love her as you love your life
    And she'll consent to become your wife