My girlfriend leaves me after saying that I'm not a real man The boys knew that I will follow her My boys (homies) :

I remember being taught this song in junior school back in 1968! 😂

Used to sing this in middleschool chorus with Mr. Roberts. In retrospect, what a great man to have know to have had us singing such amazing songs of Americana.

Eilean Donan Castle 🏰 ❤❤❤ Sgurr Uran. Long live the greatest highland clan, ❤❤❤Clan😊 MacRae❤❤❤

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Can you bake a cherry pie, very long, very long? Can you bake a cherry pie, very long, John?

My dad taught me this song. I am so happy to hear it again. ❤

Hold up?!?!?!.....this mofo has my name....my name...thats my name?!?!!?

Love the song but Trump's still gonna lose.

Love the Banjo - it really accentuates your voice well! Great song!

Marty Robbins sang it better

When the ISS is deorbited in 2030, it would be great to make this part of the ceremonies.

My dear uncle had gramaphone record and played it to whenever I visited him. He too will cuddle me and sing it with me. Great uncle Thurai. Gone but not forgotten.

Was looking for old 1800s songs and found this song, the most beautiful one I know!

Irish 🍀

Attention : la chanson qui a décroché le prix de la chanson méditerranéenne à Barcelone en 1960 et qui porte le même titre n'a rien à voir avec ce qu'on entend ici. Il s'agissait de la mélodie de Kostas Giannidis interprétée avec brio par la jeune Nana Mouskouri.

Did you ever see a wild goose Sailin' o'er the ocean Ranzo, Ranzo, weigh, heigh They're just like them pretty girls When they gets the notion Ranzo, Ranzo, weigh, heigh The other mornin' I was walkin' by the river When I saw a young girl walkin' With her topsails all a-quiver I said pretty fair maid And how are you this mornin'? She said "None the better for the seeing of you." Did you ever see a wild goose Sailin' o'er the ocean They're just like them pretty girls When they gets the notion

Majestic!

Is it just me or is the guitar horribly out of sync and out of tune

RDR2... essa musica aparece em um dialogo na fogueira

Amazing

Fallout fans🗿 👇🏻

I was the captain of a steel Barque for five years. The day I had to take her to the yard for the last time, I knew it was the end of an era for me. As the crew and I walked away that day, I was humming this song.

I love this song.

This sounds like this song, Sixteen come Sunday - the bothy band did it :)

Leave her = let go of your body. It's a fond farewell to your life, the voyage is done. ❤️

Lol fuck. I was listening to this the year it was released. A few years before i joined the navy

I love this song

1.25 speed - old men belting out a jaunty tune, sober as a sword. 1.00 speed - old men singing tunes of their youth, a little melancholic. .75 speed - old men have now had a few drinks. .50 speed - of the 13 old men in the reunion, 3 are still conscious, but only barely. .25 speed - only one left not passed out, but he's fading FAST.

Is this racist ? lol

sounds like Pete Seeger on the banjo

First time I heard this song was on the Yorkshire belle. My grandad was on 5 minesweepers in ww2

I wish folkies would acknowledge Louisa's female gender and transgender status. I can't think of a worse insult than refusing to acknowledge someone the way they wanted to be remembered after their death. She was a wonderful woman.

Missing the verse about what happened when they broke out the whiskey!

This is a dandy song indeed.

Im fascinated with the old timey wooden sailing ships and im terrified of sharks. I wonder if i was a sailor back then in another life.

This song is the reason, why mexicans call gringos to the americans.

On holiday in Florida we went into a huge record shop and asked the lad at the counter where the Burl Ives records were. Burl Ives???? Whose he?? We were shocked.

really good version of a great song! Pogues did another good version!!!

Songs been in my head all day. Stupid tik tok.

One of the saddest songs I've ever heard.

have to say, she is one of my faves. I'm Scottish but prefer Irish songs.

I will not message Cynthia. This helps.

Note to self: Johnny Collins is root for seafaring music.

This is /root for seafaring music.

Why is it that every time I fall in love with a song, it turns out to have been written by Ewan McColl?

oh the work was hard and the wages low. Leave her Johnny, Leave her. I guess its time for us to go and its time for us to leave her. Leave her Johnny leave her, oh leave her Johnny, leave her. For the voyage is long and the winds don't blow and its time for us to leave her. Oh I thought I heard the old man say, Leave her Johnny, leave her. Oh tomorrow you will get your pay and its time for us to leave her, Leave her Johnny, leave her, oh, Leave her Johnny, leave her, for the voyage is long and the winds don't blow and it's time for us to leave her. The winds blew foul and the seas ran high. Leave her Johnny, leave her. We shipped up green and none went by and its time for us to leave her, leave her Johnny, leave her. Oh the voyage is done and the wind don't blow and its time for us to leave her. The Knight was a Bucko and the man was a turd. leave her Johnny, leave her. and the****was a begger with a middle name of work and its time for us to leave her. Leave her Johnny, leave her, oh, leave her Johnny, leave her. Oh the voyage is done and the winds don't blow and it's time for us to leave her. The old man swears and the mate swears too, leave her Johnny leave her. The cree will swear and so will you and its time for us to leave her, leave her Johnny, leave her, oh, leave her Johnny, leave her. Oh the voyage is done and the winds don't blow and its time for us to leave her.

As I went out one morning to take the pleasant air, Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. As I went out one morning to take the pleasant air, I overheard a mother a-scolding her daughter fair, Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "You better go wash them dishes, and hush that flattering tongue." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "You better go wash them dishes, and hush that flattering tongue. You know you want to get married and that you are too young." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Oh, pity my condition just as you would your own." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Oh, pity my condition just as you would your own. For fourteen long years, I've been living all alone." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Supposing I was willing, where would you get your man?" Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Supposing I was willing, where would you get your man?" "Why, Lordy, mercy! Mammy, I'd marry Handsome Sam." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Supposing he should slight you like you done him before?" Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Supposing he should slight you like you done him before?" "Why, Lordy, mercy! Mama, I'd marry forty more." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "There's doctors and lawyers and boys from the plow." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "There's doctors and lawyers and boys from the plow." "Why, Lordy, mercy! Mammy, the fit comes on me now." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Now, my daughter's married and well for to do." Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day. "Now, my daughter's married and well for to do." "Come gather 'round, young fellers! I'm on the market, too!" Lolly too dum, too dum, Lolly too dum day.

My grandpa was a fan because Ives did a couple songs his mother used to sing to him. There are three albums in particular I remember listening to at grandpa's house. My wife only knows him for "Rudolph" and "have a Holly jolly Christmas" but this stirs up some powerful emotions for me

My dad is on his deathbed right now & this was one of his favorite songs. I’m dying just listening to this.