Accords et paroles Old Admirals Al Stewart

Old Admirals

Al Stewart

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Intro
Verse 1
I can well recall the first time I ever put to sea
Was on the old Calcutta in eighteen fifty-three
I was just a lad of fourteen years a midshipman to be
To make my way in sailing ships
Of the royal navy            
Verse 2
By the time that I was twenty-one I had sailed the world around
Weathered storms in the China seas with the hatches battened down
And made my way by starlight off the coast of Newfoundland
And dined on beer and herrings
While the waves blew all around      
Bridge 1
I live in retirement now
And through my window comes the sound of seagulls
And sets my mind remembering
The evening stars like memories sail far beyond the distant trees
Way out across the open seas I hear them sing
Verse 3
Oh the wooden ships they turned to iron and the iron ships to steel
And shed their sails like autumn leaves with the turning of the wheel
And I was given captain's rank and soon took under me
The proudest ship that ever sailed
For queen and country           
Verse 4
Ah the old queen she passed away with the new born century
And I received my calling up to the admiralty
The sands ran through the hourglass each day more rapidly
As we watched the growing of the fleets
Of High Germany          
Bridge 2
So at last the Great War blazed
I waited with the passing days
The call to arms that never came writing letters
I may be old now in your eyes but all my years have made me wise
You don't see where the danger lies so call me back
Call me back
Verse 5
But the war it ran it's course they could find no use for me
And I live in the country now grandchildren on my knee
And sometimes think in all this world the saddest thing to be
Old admirals who feel the wind
And never put to sea         
Verse 6
Now just like you I've sailed my dreams like ships across the sea
And some of them have come on rocks and some faced mutiny
And when they're sunken one by one I'll join that company
Old admirals who feel the wind
And never put to sea                

Old Admirals

Al Stewart