Black Flag Bay 26 - Moonlit Sea Shanty | Pirate Folk at Night

⚓ Traditional Sea Shanty Authentic sailor work song inspired by 18th–19th century maritime folk. Call and response vocals, rough male chorus, and rhythms once used by sailors to haul ropes and raise sails. 🌊 From the docks to the open sea — Black Flag Bay 🎤🎶🎵 SING ALONG! 🎵🎶🎤 Heave My lads The morn wind’s risin’ Grey backs rollin’ off the bow Salt in teeth and canvas straining We leave the land We live for now Row the old tide over Row her Boys And cry If the deep sea wants our names She’ll take us by and by Row the old tide over Sing it rough and high (hey!) We were born to kiss that foam And never quite say goodbye Tom was laughin’ on the starboard Tankard tipped and stories tall Last we saw His cap went flyin’ Now his boots hang on the wall Row the old tide over Row her Boys And cry If the deep sea wants our names She’ll take us by and by Row the old tide over Sing it rough and high (oh!) We were born to kiss that foam And never quite say goodbye When the sky turns black as cinders And the gulls all leave the air Think of fires And bread And daughters Sing his name and do not scare Row the old tide over Row her Boys And cry If the deep sea wants our names She’ll take us by and by Row the old tide over Sing it rough and high (hey!) We were born to kiss that foam And never quite say goodbye Row the old tide over Row her Boys And cry If the deep sea wants our names She’ll take us by and by Row the old tide over Sing it rough and high (hey!) We were born to kiss that foam And never quite say goodbye All content protected under YouTube copyright law.