Intro: D5 G5 D5 A5 D5 G5 The ship sailed into harbor after fifteen months at sea D5 A5 The captain hit the tavern with his crew of fifty-three D5 G5 After drinking up their pay they staggered through the town D5 E5 A5 D5 (stop) But all the inns and public houses turned the sailors down D5 G5 The captain said "Fear not, me lads you all can come with me D5 A5 I live just 'round the corner, and you all can stay for free" D5 G5 But when the captain's wife awoke upon the break of day D5 A5 (stop) They say that you could hear her wailin' Clear to Bot'ny Bay... D5 G5 She said there's seamen all around the bed and seamen on the floor D5 A5 Seamen in the bathroom and behind the closet door D5 F#5 B5 F#5 there's seamen in the fireplace and seamen in the hall G5 D5 G5 A5 D5 The living room is carpeted with seamen, wall to wall D5 G5 there's seamen in the entryway and seamen on the stair D5 A5 And worst of all, there's even seamen in me underwear B5 F#5 B5 F#5 there's some behind the larder and beneath the table, too G5 D5 G5 A5 D5 I do believe your seamen got into me Irish stew D5 G5 there's seamen here in front of me and seamen in the rear D5 A5 My God, there's even seamen hanging from the chandelier B5 F#5 B5 F#5 there's seamen on the windowsill and seamen in the yard G5 D5 G5 A5 D5 The seamen even left a stain upon the Saint Bernard D5 G5 Although I am a patient wife 'tis more than I can bear D5 A5 (stop) To wake up in the morning with your seamen in my hair D5 F#5 Bmin F#5 I ne'er again do wish to see thee darken up my door G5 D5 G5 D5 So clean up all your seamen and come round my way no more G5 D5 G5 A5 D5 So clean up all your seamen and come round my way no more!
