01There was a wealthy merchant, in London he did dwell↗02He had a lovely daughter, the truth↗03to you I'll tell↗04Oh the truth to you I'll tell ↗05She had sweethearts a-plenty ↗06And men of high degree↗07There was none but Jack the sailor↗08Her true love e'er could be ↗09Oh her true love e'er could be ↗10Now Jackie's gone a-sailing with trouble on his mind ↗11To leave his native country and his darling girl behind ... ↗12She went into a tailor shop and dressed in men's array ↗13And stepped on board a vessel to convey herself away ↗14"Before you step on board, sir, your name I'd like to know"↗15She smiled all in her countenance, "They call me Jackaroe"↗16"Your waist is light and slender, your fingers are neat and small ↗17Your cheeks too red and rosy to face the cannonball" ↗18"I know my waist is slender, my fingers neat and small↗19But it would not make me tremble to see ten thousand fall" ↗20The war soon being over, they hunted all around ↗21And among the dead and dying her darling boy she found↗22She picked him up all in her arms and carried him to the town ↗23And sent for a physician who quickly healed his wounds↗24This couple they got married and well they did agree↗25This couple they got married, so why not you and me↗ ＋ 写一段解读称呼（可选）你的歌词解读无需登录，内容审核后公开。请勿留下联系方式。提交解读 一起聊聊0 条主评论 第一段感受，也许就来自你。 可以直接提交评论与回复。启用 JavaScript 后，可收起回复或每次查看更多 10 条；以下链接可翻阅主评论。 称呼（可选）分享你的理解与感受无需登录，内容审核后公开。请勿留下联系方式。提交评论 ↗