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Martin I wonder who makes all the songs	A
You do sir	B
Yes I wonder how they come	C
Well boy I wonder what you'll wonder next	D
But somebody must make them	E
Sure enough	F
Does your wife know	G
She never said she did	H
You told me that she knew so many things	I
I said she was a London woman sir	B
And a fine scholar but I never said	J
She knew about the songs	A
I wish she did	H
And I wish no such thing she knows enough	F
She knows too much already Look you now	K
This vessel's off the stocks a tidy craft	L
A schooner Martin	M
No boy no a brig	N
Only she's schooner rigged a lovely craft	L
Is she for me O thank you Martin dear	O
What shall I call her	B
Well sir what you please	P
Then write on her 'The Eagle '	Q
Bless the child	R
Eagle why you know naught of eagles you	S
When we lay off the coast up Canada way	T
And chanced to be ashore when twilight fell	U
That was the place for eagles bald they were	B
With eyes as yellow as gold	V
O Martin dear	O
Tell me about them	E
Tell there's nought to tell	U
Only they snored o' nights and frighted us	W
Snored	V
Ay I tell you snored they slept upright	V
In the great oaks by scores as true as time	X
If I'd had aught upon my mind just then	Y
I wouldn't have walked that wood for unknown gold	V
It was most awful When the moon was full	Z
I've seen them fish at night in the middle watch	A2
When she got low I've seen them plunge like stones	B2
And come up fighting with a fish as long	C2
Ay longer than my arm and they would sail	D2
When they had struck its life out they would sail	D2
Over the deck and show their fell fierce eyes	E2
And croon for pleasure hug the prey and speed	V
Grand as a frigate on a wind	V
My ship	F2
She must be called 'The Eagle' after these	P
And Martin ask your wife about the songs	A
When you go in at dinner time	X
Not I	G2

Jean Ingelow

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