Black Flag Bay 60 - Rough Voices of the Sea | Traditional Sea Shanty

⚓ 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! 🎵🎶🎤 I came in on a gray-bellied dawn With tar on my sleeve and a hook in the song Three coins left and a splintered heel But I knew that dock by the iron wheel The landlord smirked, then he poured me deep Said, “Boy, you look like you lost your keep” I said, “Save your grin for the man you owe” I got salt in my throat and a place to go Boots on the boards Hear that floor One more round Then we want more Heave me home! (Heave me home!) Heave me home! (Heave me home!) One more roar One more song Heave me home All night long Out by the pier where the black ropes swing I learned how the cold can bite and sing Mate by mate and hand by hand We pulled that wreck from the breathing sand Old Red Finn with the broken nose Knocked out a tune with his boots and toes We laughed so hard at the wind and rain That the whole damn harbor remembered our name Boots on the boards Hear that floor One more round Then we want more Heave me home! (Heave me home!) Heave me home! (Heave me home!) One more roar One more song Heave me home All night long When the tide runs high and the lanterns bend I’ll drink to the fools who never pretend To the hands on the rope and the scars we wear To the nights we lost and the debts we shared Heave me home! (Heave me home!) Heave me home! (Heave me home!) One more roar One more song Heave me home All night long All content protected under YouTube copyright law.