C G F C When first I went a sea-apprentice boundC C F I sailed the salt seas all 'round and 'roundG C F G I scarce had sailed a voyage but oneC G F C When I fell in love with my charming Anne [Verse 2]C G F C I went to my captain both stout and boldC F And unto him my secret toldG C F G I love yon lass as I love my lifeC G F C What would I give if she were my wife? [Verse 3]C G F C Well, the captain said, "You're a foolish boyC C F For to court a girl that you'll ne'er enjoyG C F G For she'll have lovers while you're at seaC G F C And she'll be married e're you'll be free" [Verse 4]C G F C Well, I don't know but I'll go and tryC C F For she might fancy an apprentice boyG C F G And she might alter her mind for meC G F C And wait on me until I be free [Verse 5]C G F C Well, I bought her ribbons, I bought her glovesC C F These things to prove of a heart that lovesG C F G She accepted all and she was not shyC G F C And she vowed to wait for her apprentice boy [Verse 6]C G F C When my ship is anchored and my work is o'erC C F I'll steer my barque for sweet Erin's shoreG C F G In my native country, my love I'll enjoyC G F C And she'll welcome home her apprentice boy [Verse 7]C G F C So come all you sea-apprentices where e'er you beC C F Never slight your true love while you're at seaG C F G Just love her as you love your lifeC G F C And she'll consent to become your wife
The Sea-Apprentice Boy
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