Burl Ives - Go down, you red, red roses
Come sailors listen unto me:
Chorus: Come down you bunch of roses, come down
A lovely song I'll sing to thee.
Chorus: Oh, you pinks and posies,
Come down, you red, red roses, come down.
A whale is bigger than a mouse;
Come down you bunch of roses, come down
A sailor's lower than a louse.
Oh, you pinks and posies,
Come down, you red, red roses, come down.
The cook he rolled out all the grub:
One split pea in a ten-pound tub.
In eighteen hundred and fifty-three
We set sail for the Southern Sea.
In eighteen hundred and fifty-five
I was breathing but not alive.
In eighteen hundred and fifty-seven
We sailed up to the gates of Heaven.
Saint Peter would not let us in.
He sent us back to earth again.
All this is true that I do tell.
The ship we're on's a livin' Hell.
The captain's covered o'er with fur;
Has grown a tail like Lucifer.
| 1 | Stepping in the light |
| 2 | O Holy night |
| 3 | Diesel smoke, dangerous curves |
| 4 | Riddle Song |
| 5 | Drunken Sailor |
| 6 | Cotton-Eyed Joe |
| 7 | On Springfield Mountain |
| 8 | Buckeye Jim |
| 9 | Hullabaloo Belay |
| 10 | Highland Laddie |