Golden Vanity

C G C C Am Oh, there was a lofty ship and she sailed on the sea F G And the name of the ship it was the Golden Vanity C Am But she feared she would be taken by a Turkish enemy F G C Am As she sailed on the lowland, lowland low F G C She sailed upon the lowland sea C Am Then up steps the cabin boy just the age of twelve and three F G And he says to the skipper, “What will you give to me C Am If I swim alongside o' your Turkish enemy F G C Am And I sink here in the lowland, lowland low F G C I sink her in the lowland sea?” C Am “Oh, I will give you silver, and I will give you gold F G And the hand of my daughter if you would be so bold C Am As to swim alongside o' that Turkish enemy F G C Am And to sink her in the lowland, lowland low F G C To sink her in the lowland sea.” C Am Then the boy he made all ready and overboard jumped he F G And he swam alongside of that Turkish enemy  C Am And with his little drilling tool he bor-ed holes three F G C Am And he sank her in the lowland, lowland, lowland F G C He sank her in the lowland sea C Am Then the boy he turned around and back again swam he F G And he hollered for the skipper to haul him from the sea C Am But the skipper would not heed for his daughter he did need F G C Am And he left him in the lowland, lowland low F G C He left him in the lowland sea C Am Then the crew they hauled him out but upon the deck he died F G And they wrapped him in his blanket so very soft and wide C Am They cast him overboard to drift upon the tide F G C Am And he sank beneath the lowland, lowland, low F G C He sank beneath the lowland sea C Am Oh, there is a lofty ship and she sails on the sea F G But she sails without a cabin boy the age of twelve and three C Am And she fears she will be taken by a Turkish enemy F G C Am As she sails upon the lowland, lowland low F G C Sails on the lowland sea