The Navy Life

Rhythm 1
Navy:	Manly sailing on the deep blue sea. Navy seamen, that’s the stuff for me. Facing danger, and storms, or fighting with a buccaneer, (If) these don’t excite you, Then life in the navy might seem a trifle queer. We have lots of hobbies when we’re free: Knitting, sewing, and embroidery. In bell-bottoms and coats of blue, we’re cheerful all the day. (When) dressing up snappily, British tars happily, lead a life that’s gay.
BRIDGE – Rhythm 2
	Church, our captain dear; helms the properest Ship to sail on the sea. (With his) British bearing he Don’t like swearing not Even a “darn” nor a “heck!” Nonetheless there are rules we like and with Which we always agree! (It’s a) Navy tradition and Old superstition: There’s never a woman on deck!
Rhythm 3
	Now let us cheer for the captain just because! Because of the wonderful things he does.
Rhythm 1
	Life is simple on the Virgin Queen. Not like other places we have been There’s a policy that we like and yes, it serves us well: And gosh it’s really swell! How we behave-y for life in the navy? Don’t ask and do not tell!