Am What shall we do with the drunken sailor? G What shall we do with the drunken sailor? Am

1. The Drunken Sailor Am = ACE G =GBD Am What shall we do with the drunken sailor? G What shall we do with the drunken sailor? Am What shall we do with the drunken sailor? G Am Ear-ly in the morning

2. Am G Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

3. Am G • Am • Put him in the long boat 'til he's sober G Put him in the long boat 'til he's sober Am Put him in the long boat 'til he's sober G Am Ear-ly in the morning

4. Am G Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

5. Am G Am Pull out the plug and wet him all over G Pull out the plug and wet him all over Am Pull out the plug and wet him all over G Am Ear-ly in the morning

6. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

7. Am Put him in a leaky boat and make him bale her G Put him in a leaky boat and make him bale her Am Put him in a leaky boat and make him bale her G am Ear-ly in the morning

8. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

9. Am Tie him to the scuppers with the hose pipe on him G Tie him to the scuppers with the hose pipe on him Am Tie him to the scuppers with the hose pipe on him G Am Ear-ly in the morning Scuppers- a hole in a ship's side to carry water overboard from the deck.

10. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

11. Am Put him in the bilge and make him drink it G Put him in the bilge and make him drink it Am Put him in the bilge and make him drink it G Am Ear-ly in the morning bilge water may contain water, oil, urine, detergents, solvents, chemicals, pitch, particles, and so forth.

12. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

13. Am Shave his belly with a rusty razor G Shave his belly with a rusty razor Am Shave his belly with a rusty razor G Am Ear-ly in the morning

14. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

15. Am Put him in a barrel with the Captain’s daughter G Put him in a barrel with the Captain’s daughter Am Put him in a barrel with the Captain’s daughter G Am Ear-ly in the morning

16. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

17. Am She looks like an orangutang G She looks like an orangutang Am She looks like an orangutang G Am Swinging through the rigging Rigging (from Anglo Saxon to clothe "to clothe") is the apparatus through which the force of the wind is used to propel sailboats.

18. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning

19. Am There she goes swinging through the rigging G There she goes swinging through the rigging Am There she goes swinging through the rigging G Am Ear-ly in the morning

20. Am Hooray, and up she rises G Hooray, and up she rises Am Hooray, and up she rises G Am Ear-ly in the morning