Don't you see the ships [bad word] 
Don't you see them in full sail?
Don't you see the ships [bad word] 
With the prizes at the tail?

 [bad word] (after each verse):
Oh my little rolling sailor,
Oh my little rolling he;
How I love my rolling sailor
When he's on a rolling sea;
When he's on a rolling, rolling,
When he's on a rolling sea.

Sailors they get all the money,
Soldiers they get none but brass.
How I love my rolling sailor,
Soldiers they can kiss my ...

How can I be blithe and merry
With my [bad word] love far from me?
All this pretty little sailors,
They've been pressed and tanged to sea.

How I wish the press were over
And the wars were at an end.
Then every sailor laddie
Would be happy with his friend.

When the wars they are all over
Peace and [bad word] again;
Everybody sailor laddie
 [bad word] sailing on the main.

Oh, the wars will soon be over
And the sailors [bad word] home;
Every lass will get a lad,
She won't have to sleep alone.