Eliza taby ukulele według The Lazy Jacks

Eliza
Verse: E7 B7 D A
Chorus: C G D A

Verse 1
E7                                           B7                                                   D 
A single-masted sailing ship with fore-and-aft rigging, mainsail and jib, the Eliza set off to 
                                   A
Liverpool with her cargo of coal, tiles, and wool.
E7                                           B7                                                   D 
On the first day at sea the sky turned grey, the waves built up in the Swansea Bay. No stars 
                                                            A
appeared in the sky that night. The captain's lantern was the only light.

Chorus 1
C                        G
Steer East-North-East!
D                         A
Man the tack and sheet! 
C                        G
Helmsman Hard-A-Lee!
D                         A
Cut the mainsail free!

Verse 2
The wind and the sea were having a fight about who gets to hurt the captain's pride. The waves were crashing on the bow while the crew were holding out below. 
As the cook threw up, the cabin boy cried, the quartermaster prayed and the first mate thought he'd died, the captain ordered his boatswain Joe to cut the mainsail and let it go.

Chorus 2 
Chorus 2
Haul taut!  Haul out!
Rigger/helmsman/captain/boatswain lookout!
Batten the hatches down!
Turn her around!

Verse 3
Before the battered old salt could endeavour the deed, the wind picked up and doubled in speed. The mast broke in two, the rigger drowned. The helmsman tried but couldn't turn the sloop around. 
"All hands on deck!" the captain cried. He encouraged the crew; the navigator knew he lied. The Eliza claimed fifteen brave men’s souls as she ran aground on the Mixon Shoal.

Chorus 1 
Chorus 1
Steer East-North-East!
Man the tack and sheet! 
Helmsman Hard-A-Lee!
Cut the mainsail free!

Verse 4
Some days later, on Mumbles Beach, two boys found a broken ship’s steering  wheel. 
The sky was dark, it poured with rain, the Eliza's crew was never seen again.

Chorus 2 
Repeat chorus 1 & 2, fade out
Chorus 1
Steer East-North-East!
Man the tack and sheet! 
Helmsman Hard-A-Lee!
Cut the mainsail free!


Chorus 2
Haul taut!  Haul out!
Rigger/helmsman/captain/boatswain lookout!
Batten the hatches down!
Turn her around!