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| I thought I heard the old man say (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Today, today is a holiday (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| There’s work tomorrow but no work today (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| For today, today is a holiday (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Growl you may but go you must (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| If you growl too loud your head they’ll bust (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Today, today is a holiday
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Around Cape Horn our ship must go (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Around Cape Horn through the ice and snow (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Today, today is a holiday
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| My dear old mum she wrote to me (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Oh son, my son come home from sea (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Today, today is a holiday
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Now one more pull and then belay (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| For today, today is a holiday (pull)
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Today, today is a holiday
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| John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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| Too ri ay, oh too ri ay, John Kanakanaka too ri ay
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