Chords for The Tossers - Nantucket Girls Song (with lyrics)

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_ _ _ _ _ _ I'll hasten on a sailor and send him off to sea.
I'll hasten on a sailor and send him off to sea.
I'll hasten on a sailor and send him off to sea.
I'll hasten on a sailor and send him off to sea.
I'll hasten on a [A] sailor and send him off to [G] sea.
Oh, Lord of [A] Independence, it was a life for [D] me.
Whatever he now and [A] then, I would like to see his [G] face.
For it always seems for [A] me to dream of what the man may [D] crave.
When he's passing over the [A] open and his dark and kindly [G] eye,
My heart beats wildly [A] toward him, whatever he is [D] nigh.
But when he stands [A] nearby me, love, I'm lost for glances [G] see.
Like I've fell into [A] clutches, I love because I'm [D] free.
Go!
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_ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ [D] I'm a man that's handsome, [A] I'm stubborn and I'm [G] young.
And when I've got a job [A] to do, the job gets fucking done.
[D] I want love to keep me [A] happy, I want a lot, that's true.
[G] I'm not following my past [A] endeavours, if it's written then I'm with you.
[D] So I'll put on my [A] buccalette shoe and I'll comb up my [G] hair.
So I can cut my belt [A] and shirt, I'll dance the night out [D] there.
I'll work both day and [A] night to keep the money rolling [G] in.
So I can come back to [A] my love and try [D] to see you again.
Oh, I'm the Lord of [A] Sailor and send her off to [G] sea.
Oh, Lord of Independence, [A] it's the present right for [D] me.
Whatever he now and then, I would like to see his [G] face.
For it always seems for [A] me to dream of what the man may crave.
[D] So when he's passing over the [A] open and his dark and kindly [G] eye,
My heart beats wildly [A] toward him, whatever he is [D] nigh.
But when he stands nearby [A] me, love, I'm lost for glances [G] see.
With a cry of life's [A] departure, then I think I'm [D] free.
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_ _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ [D] I don't _ _ [G] _ _ [A] _ _ [D] _
_ _ [A] _ _ [G] _ [A] walk [D] the street or countryside, wherever I [G] may knoll.
I know that I [A] will be okay, wherever it is [D] I go.
I'm sorry I don't [A] want children to follow at my [G] feet.
I'm happy by [A] myself, not chasing kids into the [D] street.
I wasn't born [A] for marrying for the game or for the [G] blame.
And when my friends do [A] call me, I like hearing my own [D] name.
But when he says [A] goodbye, my dear, I'm off across the [G] sea.
With a cry for his departure, and I [D] laugh because I'm free.
Oh, I'm the Lord of [A] Sailor and send him off to [G] sea.
Oh, Lord of [A] Independence, it's the present right for [D] me.
Whatever he now and [A] then, I would like to see his [G] face.
For it always seems for [A] me to dream of what the man may crave.
[D] So when he's passing over the [A] open and his dark and kindly [G] eye,
My heart beats wildly toward [A] him, whatever he is nigh.
[D] But when he stands nearby [A] me, love, I'm lost for glances see.
[G] With a cry for [A] his departure, and I laugh because I'm free.
[D] Oh, I'll never let a sailor, send him off to sea _ _ _ _ _
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_ Oh, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] send him off to sea _ _ _