MARY KISSED THE CAPTAIN | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Five bright girls, very bright girls Went upon the sea one day Just for a trip in a nice big ship And all of them felt gay Although the captain he looked stern And mister mate looked glum They'd not gone more than a mile from shore Before they made things hum. Chorus: Mary kissed the captain, Sarah kissed the mate Susie kissed the pilot, then the fun was great Maudie kissed the sailors as friendly as could be And there was Flo, down below, sitting on the bo'sn's knee. Five bright girls, very bright girls Very soon began to gush Frightened the 'skip' of that nice big ship And made the sailors blush Flo, on the dear old bo'sn's knee Gave him an awful scare She took all risks, as she stroked his 'whisks' And softly sighed, 'There's hair.' Chorus: Five bright girls, very bright girls Of the sailors made a fuss Looking to shore, said the captain, 'Lor Our wives are watching us.' 'Unhand me do' the Bo'sn cried Said Mary, 'You've no pluck Afraid of 'shes'? Now, then, ladies, please Another one for luck.' and Chorus: |
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Written and composed by J. P. Harrington & George Le Brunn - 1904 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Performed by Florrie Gallimore (1867-1944) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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