| Song | Greenland Whale Fisheries |
| Artist | The Pogues |
| Album | Red Roses for Me |
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| 作词 : Traditional | |
| In eighteen hundred and forty-six | |
| And of March the eighteenth day, | |
| We hoisted our colors to the top of the mast | |
| And for Greenland sailed away, brave boys, | |
| And for Greenland sailed away. | |
| The lookout in the crosstrees stood | |
| With spyglass in his hand; | |
| There's a whale, there's a whale, | |
| And a whalefish he cried | |
| And she blows at every span, brave boys | |
| She blows at every span. | |
| The captain stood on the quarter deck, | |
| The ice was in his eye; | |
| Overhaul, overhaul! Let your gibsheets fall, | |
| And you'll put your boats to sea, brave boys | |
| And you'll put your boats to sea. | |
| Our harpoon struck and the line played out, | |
| With a single flourish of his tail, | |
| He capsized the boat and we lost five men, | |
| And we did not catch the whale, brave boys, | |
| And we did not catch the whale. | |
| The losing of those five jolly men, | |
| It grieved the captain sore, | |
| But the losing of that fine whalefish | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more, brave boys | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more. | |
| Oh Greenland is a barren land | |
| A land that bares no green | |
| Where there's ice and snow, and the whalefishes blow | |
| And the daylight's seldom seen, brave boys | |
| And the daylight's seldom seen. |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| In eighteen hundred and fortysix | |
| And of March the eighteenth day, | |
| We hoisted our colors to the top of the mast | |
| And for Greenland sailed away, brave boys, | |
| And for Greenland sailed away. | |
| The lookout in the crosstrees stood | |
| With spyglass in his hand | |
| There' s a whale, there' s a whale, | |
| And a whalefish he cried | |
| And she blows at every span, brave boys | |
| She blows at every span. | |
| The captain stood on the quarter deck, | |
| The ice was in his eye | |
| Overhaul, overhaul! Let your gibsheets fall, | |
| And you' ll put your boats to sea, brave boys | |
| And you' ll put your boats to sea. | |
| Our harpoon struck and the line played out, | |
| With a single flourish of his tail, | |
| He capsized the boat and we lost five men, | |
| And we did not catch the whale, brave boys, | |
| And we did not catch the whale. | |
| The losing of those five jolly men, | |
| It grieved the captain sore, | |
| But the losing of that fine whalefish | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more, brave boys | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more. | |
| Oh Greenland is a barren land | |
| A land that bares no green | |
| Where there' s ice and snow, and the whalefishes blow | |
| And the daylight' s seldom seen, brave boys | |
| And the daylight' s seldom seen. |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| In eighteen hundred and fortysix | |
| And of March the eighteenth day, | |
| We hoisted our colors to the top of the mast | |
| And for Greenland sailed away, brave boys, | |
| And for Greenland sailed away. | |
| The lookout in the crosstrees stood | |
| With spyglass in his hand | |
| There' s a whale, there' s a whale, | |
| And a whalefish he cried | |
| And she blows at every span, brave boys | |
| She blows at every span. | |
| The captain stood on the quarter deck, | |
| The ice was in his eye | |
| Overhaul, overhaul! Let your gibsheets fall, | |
| And you' ll put your boats to sea, brave boys | |
| And you' ll put your boats to sea. | |
| Our harpoon struck and the line played out, | |
| With a single flourish of his tail, | |
| He capsized the boat and we lost five men, | |
| And we did not catch the whale, brave boys, | |
| And we did not catch the whale. | |
| The losing of those five jolly men, | |
| It grieved the captain sore, | |
| But the losing of that fine whalefish | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more, brave boys | |
| Now it grieved him ten times more. | |
| Oh Greenland is a barren land | |
| A land that bares no green | |
| Where there' s ice and snow, and the whalefishes blow | |
| And the daylight' s seldom seen, brave boys | |
| And the daylight' s seldom seen. |