Chords for Wellerman - Pirates of the Caribbean | Веллерман - Пираты Карибского моря
Tempo:
109.65 bpm
Chords used:
Ab
Eb
C
Cm
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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There was a ship that would to sea, in the name of that ship was the Billy O'Tee.
The wind blew hard, her bow dipped [C] down, blow my bully boys blow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us [Cm] sugar and tea and [Ab] rum.
One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [C] leave and go.
She had not been two weeks from [Gb] shore, went down on [Bbm] her right whale [C] boar.
The captain called all hands and [Bb] swore, he'd take that whale in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is [C] done, we'll take our leave and go.
Before the boat [Gm] had hit the [Ab] water, the whale's tail came up and [C] caught her.
Hands of the [Gm] side harpooning [C] fought her when she [G] dived below.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, [Cm] we'll take our [C] leave and go.
The bow was cut, the whale was freed, [F] and the captain's [C] head.
He belonged to the well-man's [Bbm] creed, took that ship in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
Forty [Gm] days or even more, [Ab] the line went slack [G] then tight once more.
[C] Our boats were lost, [D] there were only four, [Eb] and still that whale [C] did go.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
As far as I've heard, the fight's still on.
The line's not cut and the whale's not gone.
The well-man makes his regular call to encourage [Ab] the captain crew and I.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day when [Eb] the tonguing is done, we'll take [Cm] our leave and go.
[Ab] Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and [C] go.
[N]
The wind blew hard, her bow dipped [C] down, blow my bully boys blow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us [Cm] sugar and tea and [Ab] rum.
One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [C] leave and go.
She had not been two weeks from [Gb] shore, went down on [Bbm] her right whale [C] boar.
The captain called all hands and [Bb] swore, he'd take that whale in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is [C] done, we'll take our leave and go.
Before the boat [Gm] had hit the [Ab] water, the whale's tail came up and [C] caught her.
Hands of the [Gm] side harpooning [C] fought her when she [G] dived below.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, [Cm] we'll take our [C] leave and go.
The bow was cut, the whale was freed, [F] and the captain's [C] head.
He belonged to the well-man's [Bbm] creed, took that ship in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
Forty [Gm] days or even more, [Ab] the line went slack [G] then tight once more.
[C] Our boats were lost, [D] there were only four, [Eb] and still that whale [C] did go.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
As far as I've heard, the fight's still on.
The line's not cut and the whale's not gone.
The well-man makes his regular call to encourage [Ab] the captain crew and I.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day when [Eb] the tonguing is done, we'll take [Cm] our leave and go.
[Ab] Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and [C] go.
[N]
Key:
Ab
Eb
C
Cm
Fm
Ab
Eb
C
_ _ _ There was a ship that would to sea, in the name of that ship was the Billy O'Tee.
The wind blew hard, her bow dipped [C] down, blow my bully boys blow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us [Cm] sugar and tea and [Ab] rum.
One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [C] leave and go.
She had not been two weeks from [Gb] shore, went down on [Bbm] her right whale [C] boar.
The captain called all hands and [Bb] swore, he'd take that whale in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is [C] done, we'll take our leave and go.
Before the boat [Gm] had hit the [Ab] water, the whale's tail came up and [C] caught her.
Hands of the [Gm] side harpooning [C] fought her when she [G] dived below.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, [Cm] we'll take our [C] leave and go.
The bow was cut, the whale was freed, [F] and the captain's _ [C] head.
He belonged to the well-man's [Bbm] creed, took that ship in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
Forty [Gm] days or even more, [Ab] the line went slack [G] then tight once more.
[C] Our boats were lost, [D] there were only four, [Eb] and still that whale [C] did go.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
As far as I've heard, the fight's still on.
The line's not cut and the whale's not gone.
The well-man makes his regular call to encourage [Ab] the captain crew and I.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day when [Eb] the tonguing is done, we'll take [Cm] our leave and go.
[Ab] Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and _ [C] go.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _
The wind blew hard, her bow dipped [C] down, blow my bully boys blow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us [Cm] sugar and tea and [Ab] rum.
One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our [C] leave and go.
She had not been two weeks from [Gb] shore, went down on [Bbm] her right whale [C] boar.
The captain called all hands and [Bb] swore, he'd take that whale in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is [C] done, we'll take our leave and go.
Before the boat [Gm] had hit the [Ab] water, the whale's tail came up and [C] caught her.
Hands of the [Gm] side harpooning [C] fought her when she [G] dived below.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and [Ab] rum.
One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, [Cm] we'll take our [C] leave and go.
The bow was cut, the whale was freed, [F] and the captain's _ [C] head.
He belonged to the well-man's [Bbm] creed, took that ship in tow.
[Ab] Soon [Eb] may the well-man [Fm] come to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
Forty [Gm] days or even more, [Ab] the line went slack [G] then tight once more.
[C] Our boats were lost, [D] there were only four, [Eb] and still that whale [C] did go.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day [Eb] when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave [C] and go.
As far as I've heard, the fight's still on.
The line's not cut and the whale's not gone.
The well-man makes his regular call to encourage [Ab] the captain crew and I.
Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One day when [Eb] the tonguing is done, we'll take [Cm] our leave and go.
[Ab] Soon may [Eb] the well-man come [Fm] to bring us sugar [Cm] and tea and rum.
[Ab] One [Eb] day when the tonguing is done, we'll take our leave and _ [C] go.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _