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Rock About My Saro Jane
03:25
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I once loved a sailor, and once a sailor loved me
But he was not a sailor who sailed on the wide rolling sea
He owned an airship, could fly like a bird on the wing
And every evening when the sun drew near, he’d fly to my window and sing
Come take a trip in my airship, come and we’ll sail round the stars
Come and we’ll travel to venus, come and we’ll sail on to mars
No one will know if we’re kissing, no one will tell if we spoon
Come take a trip in my airship, and we’ll visit the man in the moon
Sure I loved that sailor, and sure he loved me too
And we’d go roving together, up in the sky so blue
Night after night at my window, I’d wait again and again
And sure enough he would come to me, he’d be singing his sweet refrain
Come take a trip in my airship, come and we’ll sail round the stars
Come and we’ll travel to venus, come and we’ll sail on to mars
No one will know if we’re kissing, no one will tell if we spoon
Come take a trip in my airship, and we’ll visit the man in the moon
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Walkin' in the Rain
03:51
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Dark and Stormy Weather
03:08
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Dark and stormy weather, it still inclines to rain
Deep clouds hang over center, my love’s gone away on the train
We met, we loved, we parted, I thought the world of you
You left me broken hearted, to me you proved untrue
Dark and stormy weather, it still inclines to rain
Deep clouds hang over center, my love’s gone away on the train
I’m leaving old Virginia, there’s nothing here for me
For now you love another, in my grave I’d rather be
Dark and stormy weather, it still inclines to rain
Deep clouds hang over center, my love’s gone away on the train
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Roll Alabama Roll
03:07
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I've got a mule and her name is Sal
Fifteen years on the Erie Canal
She's a good old worker and a good old pal
Fifteen years on the Erie Canal
We've hauled some barges in our day
Filled with lumber, coal, and hay
And every inch of the way we know
From Albany to Buffalo
Chorus:
Low bridge, everybody down
Low bridge we must be getting to a town
you can always tell your neighbor
You can always tell your pal
If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal
We'd better look out for a job old gal
Fifteen years on the Erie Canal
You'd bet your life I'd never part with Sal
Fifteen years on the Erie Canal
Get up there glad we've passed that lock
We'll make Rome 'fore six o'clock
One more trip and then we'll go
Right straight back to Buffalo
Low bridge, everybody down
Low bridge we must be getting to a town
You can always tell your neighbor
You can always tell your pal
If you've ever navigated on the Erie Canal
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Lindy Lowe
02:17
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8. |
My Best Friend
03:30
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Rye Whiskey
02:58
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Bonnie Highland laddie
02:07
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As You Wonder
04:22
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