Sea Songs
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With all the heart of Drake, ' Before his sails were furled He dared our flag to take Right round the trackless world ; The Dons', the tempests' wrath Might in his sea-road roar; Through all, he fought his path, Did our fighting Commodore, Our brave old Commodore, Our dauntless Commodore, Who plunder found The whole world round. Like a fine old Commodore.
How London's bells rang out.
As through her thronged ways rolled, Through one long thundering shout, Spain's galleon's captured gold ! Again ...his fame they clashed For treasure won once more ; This time the French he'd thrashed. Our fighting Commodore, Our brave old Commodore, Our dauntless Commodore, At Spithead, lay Ten sail that day Won by our Commodore.
SEA SONGS.
Cool, Steadfast, patient, brave, How well he played his part ! Where'er he rode the wave, There sailed an English heart Kind friend and dreaded foe.
Till fleets we need no more, May England always show Such a fine old Commodore, As our brave old Commodore, Our conquering Commodore, Of whom the most We love to boast As our fine old Commodore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With all the heart of Drake, ' Before his sails were furled He dared our flag to take Right round the trackless world ; The Dons', the tempests' wrath Might in his sea-road roar; Through all, he fought his path, Did our fighting Commodore, Our brave old Commodore, Our dauntless Commodore, Who plunder found The whole world round. Like a fine old Commodore.
How London's bells rang out.
As through her thronged ways rolled, Through one long thundering shout, Spain's galleon's captured gold ! Again ...his fame they clashed For treasure won once more ; This time the French he'd thrashed. Our fighting Commodore, Our brave old Commodore, Our dauntless Commodore, At Spithead, lay Ten sail that day Won by our Commodore.
SEA SONGS.
Cool, Steadfast, patient, brave, How well he played his part ! Where'er he rode the wave, There sailed an English heart Kind friend and dreaded foe.
Till fleets we need no more, May England always show Such a fine old Commodore, As our brave old Commodore, Our conquering Commodore, Of whom the most We love to boast As our fine old Commodore.
What to read after Sea Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, W. C. (William Cox), 1820-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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