My Johnny Was A Shoemaker
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My Johnny Was A Shoemaker
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My Johnny was a shoemaker
And dearly he loved me
My Johnny was a shoemaker
But now he's gone to sea
With pitch and tar to soil his hands
And to sail across the sea, stormy sea
And sail across the stormy sea
His jacket was a deep sky blue
And curly was his hair
His jacket was a deep sky blue
It was, I do declare
For to reef the top sails up against the mast
And to sail across the sea, stormy sea
And sail across the stormy sea
Someday he'll be a captain bold
With a brave and gallant crew
Someday he'll be a cptain bold
With a sword and a spyglass too
And when he has a gallant captain's sword
He'll come home and marry me, marry me
He'll come home and marry me
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Barbara Dickson performs "My Johnny Was A Shoemaker", and this lyric page sits inside the Barbara Dickson catalog on LyroVerse.
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