An American Sea Chantey

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An American Sea Chantey John Kanaka An American Sea Chantey

I heard, I heard the Old Man say John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Today, today is a holiday John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Tu-lai-ay, Oh! Tu-lai-ay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

We’ll work tomorrow but no work today. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

We’ll work tomorrow but no work today. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Tu-lai-ay, Oh! Tu-lai-ay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

We’re bound away for Frisco Bay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

We’re bound away at the break of day. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Tu-lai-ay, Oh! Tu-lai-ay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

A Yankee ship with a Yankee crew. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Oh we’re the buckos for to push her through Oh we’re the buckos for to push her through. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Tu-lai-ay, Oh! Tu-lai-ay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Oh, haul away, oh haul away! John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Oh, haul away, and make your pay John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!

Tu-lai-ay, Oh! Tu-lai-ay. John Kanaka, naka, Tu-lai-ay!