The wreck of the Athens Queen

Stan Rogers

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C/B  : x22010 Am/G : 302210 F/E  : 003211 We were drin_-king down to Reedy's house_ When first we heard the blow_ It seemed_ to come from Ripper Rock_ So boldly forth to go_ And sure_ enough the rusty tub_ Could just be barely seen_ As her stern was high up in the air_ We made out Athens Queen_ O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ Me boys_ I must remind you_ There's a bottle_ left inside_ So let us go_ and have_ a few_ And wait until low tide_ And if_ the sea's not claimed her_ When the glasses are licked clean_ We_ will then set forth some dories lads_ And see what may be seen O_ the lovely Athens Queen_   Some songs_ and old tall stories then Came out to pass the time Nor could_ a single bottle Keep us all_ until low tide And so_ it was before we left The house we were at sea So_ we scarcely can remember How we made the Athens Queen O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ O the waves_ inside  me  belly Were as high as those outside And though I'm never seasick I lost dinner over-side T'was well_ there was no crew to save For we'd have scared 'em green We_ could scarcely keep ourselves From falling off the Athens Queen O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ Well Reedy goes straight down below_ And comes up with a cow Hello I said now what would you Be wantin' with that now You'll ne_-ver take the cow home In a dory on such sea Well_ me son he says I've always fancied Fresh cream in me tea O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ I headed_ for the galley then_ Cause I was rather dry_ And glad_ I was to get there quick_ For what should I    spy_ O what a shame it would have been_ For to lose it all_  at  sea_ For_-ty cases of the best Napoleon_ Brandy ever seen_ O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ I loaded twenty cases boys_ Then headed_ for the shore_ Unloaded them as quick as that_ And then pulled back for more_ Smith was pullin' for the shore_ But he could scarce be seen_ Under near two hundred chickens_ And a leather couch of green_ O_ the lovely Athens Queen_ So here's_ to all good salvagers_ Likewise to Ripper Rock_ And to_ Napoleon brandy of which_ Now we have much stock_ We eat_ a lot of chicken_ And sit on a couch of green_ And_ we wait for Ripper Rock_ To claim_ another Athens Queen_ O_ the lovely Athens Queen_

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La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un groupe d'amis qui, en passant chez leur camarade Reedy, entendent un grondement provenant de Ripper Rock. Intrigués, ils décident d'aller explorer un navire échoué, la belle Athens Queen. Au fil de leur aventure, ils profitent d'un bon moment ensemble, entre histoires, rires et boissons. Ils découvrent même une vache et un incroyable stock de brandy qui les attendent à bord, rendant l'exploration encore plus divertissante. L’atmosphère est pleine de camaraderie et d'humour, alors qu'ils attendent de voir si la mer récupérerait l'épave pendant qu'ils effectuent leur sauvetage ludique.