Chords for The Wellerman (Sea Shanty)【covered by Anna】 [female ver.]
Tempo:
104.65 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
A
Am
G
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
There once was a ship that was put to sea, and the name of the ship was a Billy O.T.
The winds blew hard, a bow dipped [Fm] down, oh blow, my bully boys, blow.
Soon may the Wellerman [B] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, when the [Am] tonguing is done, we'll [B] take our leave and go.
[A] She had not been two weeks from shore when down on [E] her right will bore
the captain called all hands and swore he'd take that well in [F] tow.
Soon may the [C] Wellerman come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll [A] take our leave and go.
[Am] Before the boat had hit the water, the whales [A] took him up and caught her.
All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her when she died below.
[F] Soon may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
No vine was cut, no whale was freed, and the captain's mind was not ungrieved.
But he belonged to the Whaleman's Creed, she took that ship in tow.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
For forty days or even [Am] more, the line went [A] slack then tight once more.
All foods were lost, there were only four, but still that whale did go.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and go.
[F] [C] [G] [A]
[F] Nothing [C] but jinx, ha ha ha [A] ha.
[F] [C] Jump away, [G] jump [A]
[F] [C] away.
[A]
As far as I've heard, [E] the boat's still on, the line's not cut, and the whale's not gone.
The Wellerman makes his regular call to encourage the captain crew and I.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman come [G] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [Am] and go.
[F] Soon may [C] the Wellerman come [Bm] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [A] and go.
[F#]
The winds blew hard, a bow dipped [Fm] down, oh blow, my bully boys, blow.
Soon may the Wellerman [B] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, when the [Am] tonguing is done, we'll [B] take our leave and go.
[A] She had not been two weeks from shore when down on [E] her right will bore
the captain called all hands and swore he'd take that well in [F] tow.
Soon may the [C] Wellerman come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll [A] take our leave and go.
[Am] Before the boat had hit the water, the whales [A] took him up and caught her.
All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her when she died below.
[F] Soon may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
No vine was cut, no whale was freed, and the captain's mind was not ungrieved.
But he belonged to the Whaleman's Creed, she took that ship in tow.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
For forty days or even [Am] more, the line went [A] slack then tight once more.
All foods were lost, there were only four, but still that whale did go.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and go.
[F] [C] [G] [A]
[F] Nothing [C] but jinx, ha ha ha [A] ha.
[F] [C] Jump away, [G] jump [A]
[F] [C] away.
[A]
As far as I've heard, [E] the boat's still on, the line's not cut, and the whale's not gone.
The Wellerman makes his regular call to encourage the captain crew and I.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman come [G] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [Am] and go.
[F] Soon may [C] the Wellerman come [Bm] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [A] and go.
[F#]
Key:
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C
A
Am
G
F
C
A
There once was a ship that was put to sea, and the name of the ship was a Billy O.T.
The winds blew hard, a bow dipped [Fm] down, oh blow, my bully boys, blow.
Soon may the Wellerman [B] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, when the [Am] tonguing is done, we'll [B] take our leave and go.
[A] She had not been two weeks from shore when down on [E] her right will bore
the captain called all hands and swore he'd take that well in [F] tow.
Soon may the [C] Wellerman come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll [A] take our leave and go.
[Am] Before the boat had hit the water, the whales [A] took him up and caught her.
All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her when she died below.
_ [F] Soon may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
No vine was cut, no whale was freed, and the captain's mind was not ungrieved.
But he belonged to the Whaleman's Creed, she took that ship in tow.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
For forty days or even [Am] more, the line went [A] slack then tight once more.
All foods were lost, there were only four, but still that whale did go.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and go.
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _
_ [F] Nothing [C] but jinx, ha ha ha [A] ha.
_ [F] _ [C] Jump away, [G] jump _ [A] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] away.
_ _ [A] _
As far as I've heard, [E] the boat's still on, the line's not cut, and the whale's not gone.
The Wellerman makes his regular call to encourage the captain crew and I.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman come [G] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [Am] and go.
[F] Soon may [C] the Wellerman come [Bm] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [A] and go.
_ _ [F#] _ _ _
The winds blew hard, a bow dipped [Fm] down, oh blow, my bully boys, blow.
Soon may the Wellerman [B] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, when the [Am] tonguing is done, we'll [B] take our leave and go.
[A] She had not been two weeks from shore when down on [E] her right will bore
the captain called all hands and swore he'd take that well in [F] tow.
Soon may the [C] Wellerman come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll [A] take our leave and go.
[Am] Before the boat had hit the water, the whales [A] took him up and caught her.
All hands to the side, harpooned and fought her when she died below.
_ [F] Soon may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [A] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One [C] day, when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
No vine was cut, no whale was freed, and the captain's mind was not ungrieved.
But he belonged to the Whaleman's Creed, she took that ship in tow.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us [Am] sugar and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [A] leave and go.
For forty days or even [Am] more, the line went [A] slack then tight once more.
All foods were lost, there were only four, but still that whale did go.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman [G] come to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and [F] rum.
One day, [C] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and go.
[F] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _
_ [F] Nothing [C] but jinx, ha ha ha [A] ha.
_ [F] _ [C] Jump away, [G] jump _ [A] _
_ [F] _ _ [C] away.
_ _ [A] _
As far as I've heard, [E] the boat's still on, the line's not cut, and the whale's not gone.
The Wellerman makes his regular call to encourage the captain crew and I.
[F] Soon [C] may the Wellerman come [G] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [Am] and go.
[F] Soon may [C] the Wellerman come [Bm] to bring us sugar [Am] and tea and rum.
[F] One day, when [C] the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [A] and go.
_ _ [F#] _ _ _