Ye ladies of Ply-mouth, we bid you good-bye,
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
We will rock you and roll you again by and by,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
The anchor's away and the sails are unfurled,
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
We're bound for to sail her halfway 'round the world,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
In the deep Bay of Biscay the seas do run high,
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
Them poor weary transports they'll wish they could die,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
When the great southern whales on our quarter do spout,
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
Them poor weary transports, they'll goggle and shout,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
When at last we draw near to Australia's bold strand,
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
Them poor weary transports, they'll long for the land,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down,
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And when we set sail for the old England’s shore
Roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down!
The poor stranded transports will see them no more
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
And we'll roll-oll, roll-oll-oll down...
Walk a-round, me brave boys, and roll down!
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[seagull 1: keep watch over because if not]
[seagull 2: yesterday it was tomorrow of the day after]
[seagull 3: where is Alan?]
[seagull 4: the worse the better for all and the worse for all the better, the better for me his political benefit]
