If you dare me to do it I'll do anything,

Impressed by the English to service their king,Īs he jumped overboard they could all hear him sing:Ĭome a sailor, come a soldier, come a captain, a king, He moved up from cabin boy hand-over-hand, With just nine months of school he departed the land, He ran off to sea just to prove he was free, He was born Johnny Percival, on Scorton Hill, Hangs a humble reminder to those who might passĪnd notice the shingle high over the grave, In a tumbledown graveyard in Barnstable, Mass., The Ballad of Mad Jack Sweet | Thames Flow Softly | Squid Jiggin' Ground | Fawn Grove | Don't Stop to Rest (Song for Phil Ochs) | The Cobbler | Fiddler's Green | But, Were I Born a Sailor | John Cook | My Lady-in-Waiting | Kingfisher | We're Here to Drink the Whiskey All rights reserved Outer Green Music Co., Portland, Maine. Trombone arrangement on The Kingfisher by Tom Rowe and Ray Mathieu.Īll selections published by Outer Green Music Co. String arrangement on Lady in Waiting and bass clarinet arrangement on Sweet Thames Flow Softly by Tom Rowe. Steve Eames (Fraser's Highlanders), Donna, Gail and Pam and the friends of Schooner Fare.Īll vocals and arrangements: Chuck Romanoff, Steve Romanoff and Tom Rowe. Jackson, Jerry Breault and The Monica, Richie Raposa, Cpl. SPECIAL THANKS TO: George Emery and The Rachel B. TYPESETTING AND LAYOUT: Jenny Adams/Skunk Hollow Design.

MIX-DOWN ENGINEERS: Tom Rowe and Richie Raposa.

RECORDING ENGINEERS: Richie Raposa and Edward A. DEDICATED TO: The memory of Jack McPhillips.

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