Derina Harvey Band - The Last Shanty Lyrics

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[@lyricspeople1234]

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[@FRYKING89]

A video with the right lyrics, the lyrics are “so we’ll put on out civvy clothes and find a PUB ashore. At time 3:10 btw

[@JAEC-rm1nv]

Holy cow your alive

[@marcinrogala9764]

Like Chuck Norris: everything ;)👍

[@claymore7315]

Roll northumbria!

[@tizzy3842]

Original content.

[@Iron_Road]

For everyone not understanding the Navy slang here. Man-O-War - a naval ship that was designed for combat and not for merchant service. Civies - regular civilian clothes. Killick - Most senior seamen among enlisted sailors but junior to a petty officer. Mainyard - The yard of the mainmast, from which the mainsail is hung. Stoker - A sailor who is responsible for all coal handling with the exception of the actual fueling of the boilers. Aldiss Lamp - Signal lamp for optical communication, typically using Morse code. Semaphore - an alphabet signaling system based on the waving of a pair of hand-held flags in a particular pattern. Bunting-tosser - Also known as Bunts are sailors who hoist signal flags. That's your bleeding lot - All you get / beer. Tot - a daily ration of rum. Don't haul on the rope, don't climb up the mast - telling how a ship was maintained in the old days and that they don’t do that anymore. If you see a sailing ship it might be your last - This sentence refers to how much rarer sailing ships are nowadays, so you might never see one again because of bigger, better, faster ships like the iron clads rendering them obsolete.

[@noreel]

Oh I thought that cives means slaves thank you ☺️

[@TheSpoegefugl]

I'm just gonna go ahead and say doubt on "bleeding lot". They sing "2 cans of beer a day, and that's your bleeding lot", so they mention an amount of beer twice in a single sentence? Even more confusing when they then sing, they now got another one, is it then another can or another bleeding lot? Sounds far more plausible that "that's your bleeding lot" is another way of phrasing: "that's all you bloody get!". Also because, you comment is literally the only thing I could find about "bleeding lot" having this meaning

[@arimars9565]

I thought the line it might was at first referring to pirates and then the later you went was making it seem rarer to see one.

[@Kc.Bronco.91]

Bleeding lot means "all you get" The chorus is more likely in reference to pirates. "If you see a sailing ship it might be your last" bc they are going to kill you. Basically, if you see another ship out that you dont recognize, get below deck, change into your civies, haul ass and get to shore.

[@mintygreen4972]

Thank you for clearing that up for all the people that didn't know

[@andrearichardson1893]

pov: Welcome to Quincy's Tavern

[@voidcat8185]

I love that

[@etch_e.sketched]

Y e s

[@PheonixGirl-hg7cf]

WOO!

[@bethanye8611]

Yessssss

[@Bumblebeeni]

AWW YES ❤

[@RedJohnO22]

I love how she says Ashore. Theresa certain drawl,combined with a manic happiness that charms me every time she says it.

[@lifesimmercanada5401]

So amazing the world is FINALLY paying attention to Derina!!!!!

[@dawnlorentz6968]

I heard this today for the first time. Instantly reminded me of my Navy son who is currently out to sea! He's been in fourteen years.

[@Akar42718]

A sailor ain't a sailor ain't a sailor anymore

[@joebombero1]

The sea gets into your blood. He will feel her pull even as an old man.

[@lunar.eclipse_gacha8734]

POV: you found this song on tiktok and got really curious for full song and didn’t have google music or something else like that. This POV was me looking for this song lol

[@shivandragon2838]

All of my hate

[@EveryThingGirl238]

Feeling called out

[@nichole5652]

And now I know Celtic Rock is a whole genre I need toe xplore

[@somerandomgirl9680]

Same

[@cristaltophat]

Thankfully was steered here by a Good Samaritan in the comments of a short

[@mitsurikanroji9868]

I can hear Scorpia from Shera and the princesses of power singing this

[@talizorahvasnerd]

I feel like I can hear this being sung in either Seaworthy or some pub in Salineas

[@littleflame9535]

I'm so glad somebody made this comment! 😍

[@Hiccebelle13]

I love this song so much. And it’s extremely catchy haha

[@docmike8601]

This is the best version of this song on KZbin.

[@LincMinecrafter]

Well yes the audio in this video is from the original

[@docmike8601]

@@LincMinecrafter I just found this one first

[@LincMinecrafter]

@@docmike8601 oh ok

[@matrixofthelostyt1615]

The amount of added instruments, this is a "sea shanty" that takes place at a port tavern.

[@ghostking7853]

Its a bunch of pirates and/or sailors singing at a tavern during the turn of the century (? I can't remember exactly when engines were created for boats.)

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

@@ghostking7853 bout the early mid 1800s

[@katherineberger6329]

@@pacificcoastpiper3949 the second verse puts the time of this song at post-WW1, since it references turbines (which became common in the first decade of the 1900s), marine diesels (1920s) and oil fuels instead of coal (which started to be introduced to naval fleets during World War I but only became common in merchant fleets in the 1920s). It was written in 1987.

[@RustyDust101]

@@katherineberger6329 And then there's mention of radios. So a bit later as well, as mobile radio stations weren't invented until the 1930's.

[@katherineberger6329]

@@RustyDust101 Really the earliest the song could be "set" is 1971, since Black Tot Day was 30 June 1970 (reference to "stopped the tot," meaning the end of the Royal Navy's rum ration - the US Navy ended its equivalent, the whiskey ration during the Civil War, in 1862).

[@Bluelobsterpic]

This feels like every time she talks about what has changed we go back in time until we get to pirates and as she looks at them in the tavern bar and sees her crew mates. Then she sails on a pirate ship doing all of the things she is not supposed to and having fun doing it. And then it goes back to her new era ship and her and her crew laughing while singing in a circle.

[@ShadowCloud32]

This is something that I would hear in an Irish pub, with everyone singing with a pint of ale in their hands

[@tatemitchell1479]

More likely Guinness, rum, or cider haha

[@imamangoo8632]

Hero returned after years

[@shadow_crne1030]

DAMN 2:19 ........... Best shanty I've ever heard 10/10

[@christophersandidge8257]

My parents were both in the navy. I was in the army. I saw "Pirates of the Caribbean." I got most of the references, except for the "tot", which you just referenced. I wish I'd seen your comment before I made my last. Great comment. Thanks.

[@mirandamulvihill1011]

That voice is amazing. You just made this song better and more fun than the og.

[@Octernity_]

THIS VIDEO HAS SO MUCH POSITIVE ENERGY I CANT

[@stephaniewilkerson1805]

i'm actually happy this is still being listened in 2021 this is a really good song to by the way

[@colchadecolchonify]

I did not expect the actual video that made me come listen the song. feeling too exposed

[@maze2253]

My bi heart cannot stay in its cage anymore, Ma'am just take my entire existence you gorgeous gorgeous pirate * _ *

[@acewithagun2058]

Birate

[@lucifermorningstar583]

Wow what a sin

[@aliciabrown5262]

@@lucifermorningstar583 your name is literally Lucifer- Satan's son-

[@lunar.eclipse_gacha8734]

I HAVE DUBBED YOU THE BIRATE

[@lucifermorningstar583]

@@aliciabrown5262 okay

[@davidyoungquist6074]

My sailor daughter (AO, Dusty Dog Squadron, Navy) sent me this one. Love it!

[@cobra.kai.of.d00m37]

Wooooooow I LOVE THIS SONG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ THIS SONG MAKES ME HAPPY 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@KovuJenkai]

The 'Go fiddle go!' is too cute lol

[@ryanrose9020]

In eastern Kentucky and Scotts Irish ancestors we use a lot of these words and terms. I guess our words and phrases are what we learn from what is passed down. I can go 50 miles down the big road and I might as well be speaking Celtic.

[@setsuzuya1751]

I've always heard "but now I've joined the navy, I'm a bottom and a wh*re" lmao 😂

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

Where do you think the cuss word bugger came from?😆😆😆

[@nickhawkins7682]

This makes me wanna drink a pint at the pub with the bros

[@sergeypopov801]

You better don't if you don't wanna sleep with the captain' daughter!

[@lizzybethclearwater6921]

this has been stuck in my head

[@mollymarie5137]

This is my new favorite “sea shanty”

[@michaelmckinley2185]

I’m Army and saw this song from Tik Tok. Love the creativity!

[@julacu1572]

This music makes me want to go on a adventure 😍

[@sometimessamantha7135]

ive listend to this too much, ive read all the cost all uof them

[@kelly_seastar]

This song was hard to find because I didn't know what it was called. I heard it on one of Quincy's videos and all I could remember was "a sailor ain't a sailor, ain't a sailor, ain't a sailor anymore."

[@zfirenite]

It called last Shanty

[@kelly_seastar]

@@zfirenite I know that

[@zfirenite]

@@kelly_seastar it a rely fun song

[@tooterplumber1128]

Your voice is incredible. Thank you for sharing your fantastic wonderful talent.

[@michaelghan6678]

IT'S A SEA SHANY. Not Celtic Rock. It's right in the name of the song!

[@othello_red]

Then listen to a version that’s sung like a sea shanty

[@hayleeraina11]

@@Charlieburgers10 Uh. No. No, it’s not.

[@Charlieburgers10]

@@hayleeraina11 my sister wrote that because we were lisening to music while making cookies

[@Charlieburgers10]

she thought she was being smart

[@claymore7315]

A sea shanty is a working song sung aboard ships or in the docks... this ain't it chief

[@Battle_Butterfly_]

I love this song!! As I listen to it my little writer brain sees a slightly different story; A person (male, female, non-binary) born into a kind of high standing noble family for some reason or another had to sail with a pirate crew. At first they don’t understand (“don’t haul on the rope, don’t climb up the mast…”) but as the story progresses, the crew teaches them what to do and they end up becoming part of the crew and is now saying the same thing they did to a new crew mate :)

[@christinaszrama5903]

Non-binary would be laughed off a pirate crew. 🤣

[@siennasolazzo4439]

@@christinaszrama5903 so would you

[@kelvinsparks4651]

Brilliant, love this shanty 😊

[@leogaming1071]

Something from this year and not 7 years later

[@Nanners4u]

Love this song.

[@luna_the_hell_hound]

That is the part I wait for all the,time

[@michellejean11]

Well that was worth a subscription, love the vocals and music!

[@ThroatSore]

Well I'm smiling now. Thank you.

[@SvenHyvesson]

Greatest song ever

[@w0lf-m4n]

If you can't stop smiling throughout q whole song you knw it's good

[@Maria.W.Heart2208]

Am I the only one who feels a sense of sadness when seeing the transition from before industrialization to the industrial era?

[@lets_get_illuminaughty6351]

I thought I was the only one!!! This song simultaneously makes me want to dance on a table with a pint of ale and stare out to sea with a sad smile on my face, missing times I never knew

[@Maria.W.Heart2208]

@@lets_get_illuminaughty6351 Yes! Exactly!

[@kghardesty]

Smaller crew, less port time, satellite TV so no socializing off-watch...the merchant fleet sure isn't the same as even 30 years ago.

[@khrysara1]

Another wonderful rendition of Tom Lewis' song. You can find the original on Tom Lewis' album "Poles Apart Too."

[@murrellsummers1987]

Awesome song.

[@janschmidt5042]

🥺🥺🥺 This Song ist Awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@Dank-gb6jn]

This does something to me and I can’t explain it.

[@XCookieEaterX]

I have watched all the pirates of the carribean movies, been watching one piece and now listening to his song. Is this a sign? (😂)

[@skippyhauck]

My father often told me when I was just a lad A sailor's life was very hard, the food was always bad But now I've joined the navy aboard a man-o-war And now I find a sailor ain't a sailor any more {Chorus} Don't haul on the ropes, don't climb up the mast If you see a sailing ship it might be your last Get your civvies ready for another round ashore A sailor ain't a sailor, ain't a sailor any more The killick of our mess he says we've got it soft It wasn't like this in his day when he was up aloft We like our bunks and sleeping bags, but what's a hammock for? Swinging from the deckhead, or lying on the floor? {Chorus} They gave us an engine that first went up and down With some new technology the engine went around We're good with steam and diesel, but what's a mainyard for? A stoker ain't a stoker with a shovel anymore {Chorus} They gave us an Aldiss lamp so we could do it right They gave us a radio to signal day and night We know our codes and ciphers but what's a semaphore? A bunting-tosser doesn't toss the bunting anymore {Chorus} Well, two pints of beer a day and that's your bleeding lot They gave us another one because we swabbed the top So get on your civvy clothes, we'll find a pub ashore A sailor's still a sailor just like he was before {Chorus 2x}

[@daveedforever76]

I love that song so much, I had to listen to the original

[@jamesperkins1724]

To Iron Road, thank you for the translation of the slang! I knew a few of them but didn't know what the Killick, Bunting Tosser, and Aldiss lamp was (it wouldn't let me reply to your comment directly but wanted to show my appreciation anyways!)

[@wolfpac33088]

It's 2023 and still strong

[@lunarrianightraven8798]

Hello adventurer! What can I get for you?

[@narutofangirl8646]

To me, the song compares how they sailed in viking and piracy days, to how its done now woth technology. But i could be interpreting it wrong

[@Honk21]

Great !

[@covermusicbymajestic7127]

Best song I've heard in 2022

[@jadetheslime3140]

this song is giving off tomboy energy

[@superimposedtab]

And I'm here because of KZbin Shorts featuring an alluring lass who changes outfits instantaneously during the course of this song.

[@High_Admiral_1]

Me too, honestly

[@devaniepegan7606]

i love this

[@MrChunkylover59]

I gotta crack a beer after listening to this

[@militarykid5]

This poster knew their audience. Well done sailor

[@johnhazlett8395]

Love this

[@ponytrishpip]

When ships were made of wood and men were made of steel. Heard that so often 😂

[@samanthaclarke929]

My god woman, I choked 😳 🏳️‍🌈🌈

[@apolimeow]

You win the gay award 🥇

[@Dcandmarvelfangirl]

This is giving me one piece vibes

[@princessmarlena1359]

Or Captain Foxy the pirate fox from Five Nights At Freddy’s.

[@Espingol]

I don’t get the part about the anthem in the beginning Can someone explain?

[@crowdoesstuff1959]

Birates

[@finnibugz]

The bisexual pirate community loves this song so much it has become our anthem. So basically you can start singing it around any bisexual pirate, and the about a 93% chance they'll know it and start singing along.

[@francesannetrotter4861]

I should play this the next time I'm a dungeon master for my d&d group I have a little tavern set up for the next adventure

[@angelsolis2762]

I wanna marry a pirate just like her lol gorgeous especially the singer.

[@gman7689]

Fuctoc brought you here!

[@afatninja]

who ever is lyircpeople,, they must have just got out of prison,,, their last vid was 7 years ago.. , lol

[@brotherkhrayn3525]

Lol you’re right

[@redpath_testchannel]

Don't mind me just putting this inside a POV playlist

[@ilovemodelkits]

I’m as sea cadet and just did a semaphore display to this semaphore’s great so Is the song!

[@occurredbison]

I know it says “if you know you know” but where does “”Rise for the national anthem” come from Please, I want to be one of the ones who knows.

[@drayesvlogs2259]

I got the 1,000th like exactly

[@DiSaysHi22]

POV: you watch pirate cosplay tiktoks

[@sarahpatrick1439]

Where would I go to find more music like this??

[@roastchicken7732]

After 7 years Jheez

[@Mattycakes2]

I get the corsett - but did you put in contacts for your 'civvies'??

[@canadianwinshot8078]

Hello can you do dear Chicago by Ryan Adams next please

[@fabianschneider8612]

Where are my birates? 🏴‍☠️🏳️‍🌈

[@saratravieso4614]

I shall be referred has birate and birate only from now on

[@creepypastalover5001]

@@saratravieso4614 Same

[@torgiwankenobi1155]

Awwwwrrrrrrrr

[@Stardipped_Paws]

Late to this trend but I'm here!

[@xmastoast8003]

so dumb u ruined it

[@nedclarke3051]

I dancing to this while drunk and with a bottle of rum in my hand

[@shenyathewelder9695]

Go fiddle go!

[@gksora]

0:09 Here's a free replay 🥰

[@robertfurtick1051]

👍 drinking song

[@nataliatomlinson837]

0:09

[@lordvindican4830]

I enjoy the irony that when the line about putting on our civvies is sung, she changes out of her civvies

[@destinylipka4922]

Yes fiddle

[@ryanrose9020]

The Ball of Kirriemuir, Whiskey in the Jar, Irish eyes are smilin. I'm sure you've done a couple of these though.

[@FACup-eu2dt]

Wow!!!

[@masonjohn9169]

Song I like listing to when playing sea of thieves

[@Garthman03]

I know I'm late to the party and I'm sorry if this has been mentioned already, but isn't the lyric: Find a pub ashore, not Find a cup ashore?? I may be wrong and I can't find any info verifying..

[@christophersandidge8257]

I got this whole song from hot women changing. I mean that as a compliment. Thank you, KZbin shorts.

[@jeffmartin8955]

as a retired wog i approve.

[@loganmcnab1582]

3:02 I like the chorus

[@timbuktu8069]

I would love a verse for the nuclear navy. Also, somewhere out there, there is a verse for the radar men.

[@barackobama8031]

this is the most 2010 thing ive seen in a long time

[@jessicaconner1242]

3:02 yw

[@apolimeow]

Ty lmao

[@MichaelMcKinnon-do5ev]

This was written by a US Navy Sailor in 1965