Page type: lyric reference
Artist: George Harrison
Canonical path: /george-harrison/the-pirate-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Pirate Song
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The Pirate Song
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I want to be a pirate
A pirate's life for me
All my friends are pirates
And sail the B. B. sea
I've got a Jolly Roger
It's black and white and vast
Get out of your Skull and Crossbones
And I'll run it up your mast
With a yo-ho-ho
And a ya-ha-ha
And a ye-hee-hee-ho-hum
With a yo-ho-ho
And a ya-ha-ha
And a yum-yum-jum-jum
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