John Kanaka Lyrics
What Are The Lyrics For John Kanaka By Fiddler's Green? I heard, I heard an old man say Today, today is a holiday I heard, I heard the old man say We'll work tomorrow, but not today Tu-rai-ay, Oh! Tu-rai-ay! John Kanaka-naka tu-rai-ay! We're outward bound at the break of day We're outward bound for 'Frisco Bay We're outward bound around Cape Horn, Where you wish to God you'd never been born We're a Yankee Ship with a Yankee crew And we're the boys to push her through We're a Yankee Ship with a Yankee mate Don't stop to walk or he'll change your gait And when we get to 'Frisco Bay, We'll pay off ship and draw our pay Oh, haul , oh haul, oh haul away, Haul away and make our pay
Who Wrote John Kanaka By Fiddler's Green? Traditional, Billy Hawkins, Jason Nichols, Jeremy Brown, John Brown, John Lethbridge, John Mcdonnell, Jonathan Cleave, Julian Brown, Louise Brown, Peter Rowe, Rupert Christie, Trevor Grills
What's The Duration Of The John Kanaka By Fiddler's Green? The duration of John Kanaka is 2:20 minutes and seconds.

John Kanaka