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- Go_to_Sea_Once_More abstract "Go to Sea Once More is a sea shanty about a sailor who once ashore, gets very drunk and loses all his clothing and hard-earned money when a prostitute steals them. Though he has sworn to never work at sea again, this situation forces him to accept a position on a whaling ship bound for the Arctic Sea, having to endure terrible conditions such as the freezing cold. The song urges sailors to avoid strong drink and the hard lifstyle that comes with it. The exact origins of the song can be traced to the English Merchant Navy, likely from the 1700 - 1900 period.As with most traditional folk songs, different versions developed. Irish artists such as Ryan's Fancy recorded very faithful versions which maintain the Go to Sea Once More title, while other versions, such as the one recorded in the late 1960s by the American folk-rock band The Byrds on their Ballad of Easy Rider album, use the title \"Jack Tarr the Sailor\" while telling the same tale.".
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- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Arctic_Ocean.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Ballad_of_Easy_Rider_(album).
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Category:Sea_shanties.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Category:Year_of_song_unknown.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Tar.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Merchant_Navy_(United_Kingdom).
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Music_of_Ireland.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Prostitution.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Ryans_Fancy.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Sea_shanty.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink The_Byrds.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLink Whaler.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLinkText "Go to Sea Once More".
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageWikiLinkText "Off to Sea Once More".
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Song-stub.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More subject Category:Sea_shanties.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More subject Category:Year_of_song_unknown.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More hypernym Shanty.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type MusicalWork.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type Song.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type Work.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type CreativeWork.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type MusicRecording.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type Thing.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type Q2188189.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More type Q386724.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More comment "Go to Sea Once More is a sea shanty about a sailor who once ashore, gets very drunk and loses all his clothing and hard-earned money when a prostitute steals them. Though he has sworn to never work at sea again, this situation forces him to accept a position on a whaling ship bound for the Arctic Sea, having to endure terrible conditions such as the freezing cold. The song urges sailors to avoid strong drink and the hard lifstyle that comes with it.".
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More label "Go to Sea Once More".
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More sameAs Q5575046.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More sameAs m.065_n65.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More sameAs Q5575046.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More wasDerivedFrom Go_to_Sea_Once_More?oldid=604527137.
- Go_to_Sea_Once_More isPrimaryTopicOf Go_to_Sea_Once_More.