Pirates of the Caribbean Lyrics

Upon one summer's morning
I carefully did stray
Down by the walls of wopping
Where I met a sailor gay
Conversing with a young lass
Who seem'd to be in pain
Saying, William when you go
I fear you'll ne'er return again
His hair it hangs in ringlets
His eyes as black as coal

My happiness attend him
Where ever he may go
From tower hill
To blackwall
I wonder weep and moan
All for my jolly sailor
Until he sails back home
My father is a merchant
The truth I will now tell
And in great London city in
Opulance doth dwell
His fortune doth exceed
300, 000 gold
And he frowns upon his Daughter
Cause he loves a sailor bold
A fig for his ritches
His merchandise and gold
True love has grafted my heart
Give me my sailor bold
Should he return in poverty
From O're the ocean far
To my tender bosom
I'll press my jolly tar
My sailor is as smiling
As the pleasant month of May
And often we have wondered
Through ratcliffe highway
Where many a pretty blooming
Girl we did behold
Reclining on the bosom
Of her jolly sailor bold
My name it is Maria
A merchant's daugther fair
And I have left my parents and
3 thousand pounds a year
Come all you pretty fair maids
Whoever ye may be
Who love a jolly sailor bold
That ploughs the raging seas
While up aloft in storm
From me his absence mourn
And firmly pray, arrive the day
When he sails his way back home
My heart was pierced by cupid
I disdain on glittering gold
There's nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold
There's nothing can console me
But my jolly sailor bold