The Last Of The Privateers

Allan Taylor

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Tom:
Dm Am F G Dm [Verse]
C Am Dm In the company of thieves, I set out for the plunder
F Am In search of adventure and tender in years
Dm F G I threw in my lot and was cast asunder
Dm C Am Dm And I joined with the last of the privateers [Verse]
C Am Dm Mexican gold and rum from Jamaica
F Am To the isle of Bermuda to wait out the year
Dm F G Then south round the Horn and the Devil can take her
Dm C Am Dm It was all in a day for a privateer [Instrumental]
Dm Am F G Dm [Verse]
C Am Dm I took no advance in pay or promotion
F Am Squandered my share until it was gone
Dm F G I answered to no man, whatever his station
Dm C Am Dm And I lived out the dream to follow the sun [Verse]
C Am Dm For those dark-skinned beauties, my heart is still yearning
F Am With a smile for a rogue, they would sing us ashore
Dm F G With wine and strong liquor and young blood a-burning
Dm C Am Dm I would give up a ransom to see them once more [Instrumental]
Dm Am F G Dm [Verse]
C Am Dm I'll ship onboard a Nantucket Trader
F Am And follow the course, whichever she steers
Dm F G South to the Indies, by chance to Bermuda
Dm C Am Dm And I'll bid farewell to the privateers [Verse]
C Am Dm So be cheery my friends, don't be down-hearted
F Am Drink a health to the man who throws away cares
Dm F G Lift your glass and be merry before we are parted
Dm C Am Dm Bid adieu to the last of the privateers [Instrumental]
Dm C Am Dm
Dm F Am
Dm F G
Dm C Am Dm [Verse]
C Am Dm Strike up a fiddle, if you've a notion
F Am And lay me down easy under the stars
Dm F G Give me up to the deep of a dark rolling ocean
Dm C Am Dm Say farewell to the last of the privateers
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