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My Gallant Crew, Good Morning
(Enter Captain Corcoran.)
Captain.
My gallant crew, good morning!
Chorus. (saluting)
Sir, good morning!
Captain.
I hope you're all quite well.
Chorus. (as before)
Quite well; and you, sir?
Captain.
I am in reasonable health, and happy
To meet you all once more.
Chorus. (as before)
You do us proud, sir!
Captain.
I am the Captain of the Pinafore!
Chorus.
And a right good captain, too!
Captain.
You're very, very good,
And be it understood,
I command a right good crew.
Chorus.
We're very, very good,
And be it understood,
He commands a right good crew.
Captain.
Though related to a peer,
I can hand, reef, and steer,
And ship a selvagee;
I am never known to quail
At the fury of a gale,
And I'm never, never sick at sea!
Chorus.
What, never?
Captain.
No, never!
Chorus.
What, never?
Captain.
Hardly ever!
Chorus.
He's hardly ever sick at sea!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the hardy Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the Captain of the Pinafore!
Captain.
I do my best to satisfy you all —
Chorus.
And with you we're quite content.
Captain.
You're exceedingly polite,
And I think it only right
To return the compliment.
Chorus.
We're exceedingly polite,
And he thinks it's only right
To return the compliment.
Captain.
Bad language or abuse,
I never, never use,
Whatever the emergency;
Though "bother it" I may
Occasionally say,
I never use a big, big D —
Chorus.
What, never?
Captain.
No, never!
Chorus.
What, never?
Captain.
Hardly ever!
Chorus.
Hardly ever swears a big, big D —
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the well-bred Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the Captain of the Pinafore!
(After song exeunt all but Captain.)
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(After song exeunt all but Captain.)
For the Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the well-bred Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
Hardly ever swears a big, big D —
Chorus.
Hardly ever!
Captain.
What, never?
Chorus.
No, never!
Captain.
What, never?
Chorus.
I never use a big, big D —
Occasionally say,
Though "bother it" I may
Whatever the emergency;
I never, never use,
Bad language or abuse,
Captain.
To return the compliment.
And he thinks it's only right
We're exceedingly polite,
Chorus.
To return the compliment.
And I think it only right
You're exceedingly polite,
Captain.
And with you we're quite content.
Chorus.
I do my best to satisfy you all —
Captain.
For the Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
For the hardy Captain of the Pinafore!
Then give three cheers, and one cheer more,
He's hardly ever sick at sea!
Chorus.
Hardly ever!
Captain.
What, never?
Chorus.
No, never!
Captain.
What, never?
Chorus.
And I'm never, never sick at sea!
At the fury of a gale,
I am never known to quail
And ship a selvagee;
I can hand, reef, and steer,
Though related to a peer,
Captain.
He commands a right good crew.
And be it understood,
We're very, very good,
Chorus.
I command a right good crew.
And be it understood,
You're very, very good,
Captain.
And a right good captain, too!
Chorus.
I am the Captain of the Pinafore!
Captain.
You do us proud, sir!
Chorus. (as before)
To meet you all once more.
I am in reasonable health, and happy
Captain.
Quite well; and you, sir?
Chorus. (as before)
I hope you're all quite well.
Captain.
Sir, good morning!
Chorus. (saluting)
My gallant crew, good morning!
Captain.
(Enter Captain Corcoran.)
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