 |
|
 |
|
The Golden Vanity
There was a ship that sailed it all on the Lowland Sea,
And the name of our ship was the Golden Vanity
And we feared she would be taken by the Spanish enemy
Chorus: As she sailed in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
As she sailed in the Lowland Sea.
Then up stepped our cabin boy and boldly outspoke he
And he said to our captain, “What would you give to me
If I would swim along side of the Spanish enemy
And sink her in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
And sink her in the Lowland Sea?”
“Oh, I would give you silver and I would give you gold,
And my own fairest daughter your bonny bride shall be,
If you will swim along side of the Spanish enemy
And sink her in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
And sink her in the Lowland Sea.”
Then the boy he made him ready and overboard sprang he
And he swam alongside of the Spanish enemy
And with his brace and auger in her sides he bored holes three,
He sunk her in the Lowland, Lowland low,
Yes, he sunk her in the Lowland Sea.
Then quickly he swam back to the cheering of the crew
But the captain would not heed him for his promise he did rue,
And he scorned his poor entreatings when loudly he did sue,
And he left him in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
He left him in the Lowland Sea.
Then quickly he swam round to the port side
And up and to his messmates full bitterly he cried,
“Oh, messmates, draw me up for I'm drifting with the tide,
And I'm sinking in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
I'm sinking in the Lowland Sea.”
Then his messmates drew him up, but on the deck he died,
And they stitched him in his hammock which was so fair and wide,
And they lowered him overboard and he drifted with the tide,
And he sank in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
He sank in the Lowland Sea.
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
He sank in the Lowland Sea.
And he sank in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
And they lowered him overboard and he drifted with the tide,
And they stitched him in his hammock which was so fair and wide,
Then his messmates drew him up, but on the deck he died,
I'm sinking in the Lowland Sea.”
And I'm sinking in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
“Oh, messmates, draw me up for I'm drifting with the tide,
And up and to his messmates full bitterly he cried,
Then quickly he swam round to the port side
He left him in the Lowland Sea.
And he left him in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
And he scorned his poor entreatings when loudly he did sue,
But the captain would not heed him for his promise he did rue,
Then quickly he swam back to the cheering of the crew
Yes, he sunk her in the Lowland Sea.
He sunk her in the Lowland, Lowland low,
And with his brace and auger in her sides he bored holes three,
And he swam alongside of the Spanish enemy
Then the boy he made him ready and overboard sprang he
And sink her in the Lowland Sea.”
And sink her in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
If you will swim along side of the Spanish enemy
And my own fairest daughter your bonny bride shall be,
“Oh, I would give you silver and I would give you gold,
And sink her in the Lowland Sea?”
And sink her in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
If I would swim along side of the Spanish enemy
And he said to our captain, “What would you give to me
Then up stepped our cabin boy and boldly outspoke he
As she sailed in the Lowland Sea.
Chorus: As she sailed in the Lowland, Lowland, low,
And we feared she would be taken by the Spanish enemy
And the name of our ship was the Golden Vanity
There was a ship that sailed it all on the Lowland Sea,
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| TThe GGolden VVanity |
| he olden anity |
| hTe oGlden aVnity |
| fhe holden banity |
| fThe hGolden bVanity |
| Tfhe Gholden Vbanity |
|
| 5he yolden canity |
| 5The yGolden cVanity |
| T5he Gyolden Vcanity |
| hhe bolden ganity |
| hThe bGolden gVanity |
| Thhe Gbolden Vganity |
|
| yhe volden fanity |
| yThe vGolden fVanity |
| Tyhe Gvolden Vfanity |
| 6he folden Vaanity |
| 6The fGolden Vnity |
| T6he Gfolden Vnaity |
|
| ghe tolden Vznity |
| gThe tGolden Vzanity |
| Tghe Gtolden Vaznity |
| rhe Goolden Vqnity |
| rThe Glden Vqanity |
| Trhe Gloden Vaqnity |
|
| Gklden Vsnity |
| Te Gkolden Vsanity |
| Teh Goklden Vasnity |
| Tje G9lden Vwnity |
| Tjhe G9olden Vwanity |
| Thje Go9lden Vawnity |
|
| Tue G0lden Vxnity |
| Tuhe G0olden Vxanity |
| Thue Go0lden Vaxnity |
| Tne Gllden Vannity |
| Tnhe Glolden Vaity |
| Thne Gollden Vainty |
|
| Tbe Gilden Vamity |
| Tbhe Giolden Vamnity |
| Thbe Goilden Vanmity |
| Tge Vahity |
| Goden Vahnity |
| Thge Godlen Vanhity |
|
| Tye Gokden Vajity |
| Vajnity |
| Thye Golkden Vanjity |
| Thee Gooden Vabity |
| Th Vabnity |
| The Goloden Vanbity |
|
| Ths Gopden Vaniity |
| Thse Goplden Vanty |
| Thes Golpden Vantiy |
| Th3 Goldden Vanjty |
| Th3e Golen |
| The3 Goledn Vanijty |
|
| Thf Golxen Van9ty |
| Thfe Golxden Van9ity |
| Thef Goldxen Vani9ty |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|