The Sailboats Are Coming
The Sailboats Are Coming
The sail boats are coming,
They’re coming to your town,
So you better hurry, hurry home,
Hurry, hurry home,
To lock up all your wives,
And lock up all your daughters too,
For those tattooed boys in navy blue,
Months away at sea,
Fighting strident battles
With cannon balls and steel,
Starved are the boys,
Starved are the men,
Starved of beer and rum,
And starved of the company
Of well-proportioned blondes,
Red hair and brunettes too,
Tonight, tonight, tonight,
The town is going to rock,
Of sailors celebrating
In coming back to port,
For the sail boats are coming
They’re back coming to town,
So you’d better hurry,
Hurry, hurry home!
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