🎶 All the Nice Girls ⚓🍺 - Doolin Davy - Seven Seas Shanties 🌊

Set sail on a merry musical voyage with Doolin Davy’s latest Irish folk release, 'All the Nice Girls' 🌊. Blending traditional sea shanty energy with rollicking folk rhythms, this track tells the humorous tale of a wandering sailor winning hearts from port to port. Filled with foot-tapping accordion melodies, spirited chants, and rich acoustic storytelling, it captures the genuine heart of maritime folklore. Whether you love classic maritime tunes, Irish drinking songs, or authentic Celtic acoustic ballads, this track brings the salty ocean breeze right into your speakers. Perfect for sea lovers, shanty enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a good old-fashioned seafaring tale with a cheeky grin ⚓. 🎶 Seven Seas Shanties: Your Port for Classic Sea Shanties. Set sail with us 🌊 🔔 Like, comment and subscribe to stay tuned! 👉 Check all songs:    • All songs 🎶 | Seven Seas Shanties 🎧📻   🙏 Thank you for listening! 🎶 and supporting 👍 [Intro] Yo-ho, the tide is in! Mind your hat and mind your grin! [Verse 1] I came ashore in Sunday boots, With tar upon my sleeve, A gull made off with half my lunch, I let the rascal leave. The baker’s daughter laughed and said, “You’ve got a sailor’s charm!” I tried to bow, my belt came loose, And knocked a pie from harm. [Chorus] Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He brings a tale from every distant shore. He’ll mend your gate, then lose the hammer, And swear he’s never seen that crack before! He’ll sing you songs of wind and water, He’ll dance a jig upon the floor— Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He’s gone by dawn, then back for more! [Verse 2] The tailor’s lass admired my coat, Though one sleeve had a hole. I told her, “That’s for ventilation,” She said, “You’ve got some gall.” I bought her flowers from a cart, Then found I’d lost my pay; She tucked a sprig behind my ear And sent me on my way. [Chorus] Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He brings a tale from every distant shore. He’ll mend your gate, then lose the hammer, And swear he’s never seen that crack before! He’ll sing you songs of wind and water, He’ll dance a jig upon the floor— Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He’s gone by dawn, then back for more! [Verse 3] The fiddler’s niece asked where I’d been; I said, “The Spanish Main.” She asked me what I brought her back; I showed a button, plain. She pinned it to her Sunday shawl, Then winked and took my hand. I’ve crossed a dozen oceans, lads, But she’s the finest land. [Bridge] A sailor’s purse is mostly lint, His compass points to stew; But he can make a rainy day Feel bright as skies of blue. [Final Chorus] Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He brings a tale from every distant shore. He’ll mend your gate, then lose the hammer, And swear he’s never seen that crack before! He’ll sing you songs of wind and water, He’ll dance a jig upon the floor— Why do all the nice girls love a sailor? He’s gone by dawn, then back for more! [Outro] Yo-ho, the tide is high! Save me a seat—and mind that pie! #sevenseasshanty #doolindavy #SeaShanty #IrishFolk #FolkMusic #CelticMusic #AllTheNiceGirls