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[Intro]
E

[Verse]
Am             Dm                   Am
Bosun Bill was known throughout the port;
  Dm             Am             B              E
a truly dreadful pirate who was always getting caught.
Am                 Dm                Am
Not one scheme for stealing could he hatch,
       Dm
'cause someone would spot,
    Am
the treasure he'd got,
E               Am      G
and Bill they'd snatch! One--

[Chorus]
  C                    D            G
--day Bill awoke lying on a distant beach.
    C           Am       D           G
The last of his grog was just out of reach.
   F       C          E         Am
He groped around with trembling hands
    D                       G
and struck something in the sand!

C               G     E
He'd stumbled upon a part
Am            E
of an ancient chart.
F                     E       Am
Stained and torn, the old map told
    C             G               C     E
the way to find a stash of buried gold, so...

[Verse]
Am              Dm            Am
Bosun Bill, set out to find a crew.
    Dm          Am                  B               E
But everyone he asked replied "I'll never sail with you!"
Am               Dm               Am
'Til at last, he plied a man with ale
   Dm
to lend him his craft,
  Am
a rickety raft.
     E        Am    G
Then Bill set sail!

[Chorus]
C                    D               G
All by himself, Bill trembled in the dark.
   C             Am        D        G
He lost both his boots and hat to a shark.
   F            C             E       Am
He followed the chart 'til at last he saw
    D                  G
the gleam of a far-off shore.

C                G     E
The trail led into a cave.
Am            E
Silent as the grave.

(slow down dramatically)
F                 G  E       Am
Bill stood gaping at what he saw.
  C                 G                  C        E
A hoard of treasure piled from roof to floor.

[Verse]
(slowly speed up back to normal)
Am                 E                 Am
Bosun Bill stuffed treasure into his sack.
   C             G            C              G
He loaded up the boat, but he heard a mighty crack.
     Dm             Am              E                   Am
He'd taken too much plunder when he should have kept it light.
    F            E                    Am
The raft and all the gold sank out of sight.

[Chorus]
Am             Dm             Am
Bosun Bill let out a terrible curse.
     Dm              Am             B             E
He'd had a chance at glory but he'd only come out worse!
Am                Dm                    Am
To this day, he's trapped on the island still.
Dm
Not very clever,
Am
worst pirate ever, it's

[Outro]
F       E      Am     E Am
Booo... Sun... Bill!

[Intro]
E

C                G     E
The trail led into a cave.
Am            E
Silent as the grave.

(slow down dramatically)
F                 G  E       Am
Bill stood gaping at what he saw.
  C                 G                  C        E
A hoard of treasure piled from roof to floor.

[Outro]
F       E      Am     E Am
Booo... Sun... Bill!

[Intro] E [Verse] Am Dm Am Bosun Bill was known throughout the port; Dm Am B E a truly dreadful pirate who was always getting caught. Am Dm Am Not one scheme for stealing could he hatch, Dm 'cause someone would spot, Am the treasure he'd got, E Am G and Bill they'd snatch! One-- [Chorus] C D G --day Bill awoke lying on a distant beach. C Am D G The last of his grog was just out of reach. F C E Am He groped around with trembling hands D G and struck something in the sand! C G E He'd stumbled upon a part Am E of an ancient chart. F E Am Stained and torn, the old map told C G C E the way to find a stash of buried gold, so... [Verse] Am Dm Am Bosun Bill, set out to find a crew. Dm Am B E But everyone he asked replied "I'll never sail with you!" Am Dm Am 'Til at last, he plied a man with ale Dm to lend him his craft, Am a rickety raft. E Am G Then Bill set sail! [Chorus] C D G All by himself, Bill trembled in the dark. C Am D G He lost both his boots and hat to a shark. F C E Am He followed the chart 'til at last he saw D G the gleam of a far-off shore. C G E The trail led into a cave. Am E Silent as the grave. (slow down dramatically) F G E Am Bill stood gaping at what he saw. C G C E A hoard of treasure piled from roof to floor. [Verse] (slowly speed up back to normal) Am E Am Bosun Bill stuffed treasure into his sack. C G C G He loaded up the boat, but he heard a mighty crack. Dm Am E Am He'd taken too much plunder when he should have kept it light. F E Am The raft and all the gold sank out of sight. [Chorus] Am Dm Am Bosun Bill let out a terrible curse. Dm Am B E He'd had a chance at glory but he'd only come out worse! Am Dm Am To this day, he's trapped on the island still. Dm Not very clever, Am worst pirate ever, it's [Outro] F E Am E Am Booo... Sun... Bill!

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