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Artist: Chad Mitchell Trio
Canonical path: /chad-mitchell-trio/whup-jamboree
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Whup Jamboree
Read Whup Jamboree lyrics by Chad Mitchell Trio on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Whup Jamboree
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The captain he looks out ahea
With a hand on the wheel and the heavin' of the lead.
The bosun roars to wake the dead
"Come and get your oats me son."
Whup, jamboree, whup jamboree.
Big round fat man come up behind.
Jamboree, whup jamboree.
Come and get your oats me son.
Oh, now we're past the harbor lights
And the shore will soon be heavin' into sight.
We'll soon be abreast of the isle of wight.
Come and get your oats me son.
Oh, when we get to the blackwall docks.
Them pretty young girls come down in flocks.
With short-legged drawers and long-tailed frocks,
Then come and get your oats me son.
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Chad Mitchell Trio performs "Whup Jamboree", and this lyric page sits inside the Chad Mitchell Trio catalog on LyroVerse.
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