There were two lofty ships
From old England came
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
One was the Prince of Luther
And the other Prince of Wales [bad word]  down the coast
Of High Barbary

"Aloft there, aloft "
Our jolly bosun cried
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
"Look ahead, look astern,
Look the weather look a-lee"
Look down the coast
Of High Barbary

"There's naught upon the stern, 
There's naught upon our lee
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
But there's a lofty ship to wind'ard
An' she's sailin' fast and free"
Down along the coast
Of High Barbary

"Oh hail her, oh hail her"
Our gallant captain cried
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
"Are you a man-o-war
privateer, a merchant ship?" cried he [bad word]  down the coast
Of High Barbary

"I am not a man-o-war,
privateer," said he
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
"But I am a salt sea pirate
A-looking for me fee"
Down along the coast
Of High Barbary

For Broadside, for broadside
long time we lay
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
Until the Prince of Luther
Shot the pirate's mast away
Down along the coast
Of High Barbary

"For quarter, for quarter"
The pirates they did cry
Blow high, blow low
And so sail we
But the answer that we gave them
We sunk them in the sea [bad word]  down the coast
Of High Barbary
 [bad word]  down along the coast
Of High Barbary
 [bad word]  down along the coast
of High Barbary