《刺客信条》三代四代经典船歌分享

　　《刺客信条》系列的海战是从第三代开始的，其中黑旗则是巅峰，每一代的船上水手都会唱船歌那么下面小编就为大家带来《刺客信条》三代四代经典船歌分享，快来一起看看吧。

Randy Dandy

　　As you sail the Carribean seas heading to your next destination, your crew will sing various pirate shanties, a type of work song, to motivate one another. As Captain Edward Kenway,you will be able to draw from various pirate shanties to cue your crew to sing it! Listen now for an exclusive sneak peak of the Randy Dandy shanty.

歌词：

　　Now we are ready to head for the Horn,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　Our boots an' our clothes boys are all in the pawn,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

　　Heave a pawl, oh, heave away,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　The anchor's on board an' the cable's all stored,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

　　Soon we'll be warping her out through the locks,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　Where the pretty young gals all come down in their flocks,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

　　Heave a pawl, oh, heave away,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　The anchor's on board an' the cable's all stored,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

　　Come breast the bars, bullies, an' heave her away,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　Soon we'll be rollin' her 'way down the Bay,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

　　Heave a pawl, oh, heave away,

　　Way, ay, roll an' go!

　　The anchor's on board an' the cable's all stored,

　　Timme rollickin' randy dandy O!

Press Gang

歌词：

　　Well as I were a walking a London Street

　　A press gang there I chanced to meet

　　They asked me if I'd join the fleet

　　Say other shipmates tell me true

　　What kind of treatment they gives to you

　　That I may know before I go

　　Well the first thing they did they took me in hand

　　They flogged me with the tar of a strand

　　They flogged me till I could not stand

　　Then they hung me up by my two thumb

　　They flogged me till the blood did run

　　And that's the uses they gave to me

　　Well I had a wife her name was Grey

　　Were her that led me to shocking delay

　　Were her that caused me to go away

　　But if ever I get me feet on shore

　　To see them London girls once more

　　I'll never go to sea no more...

背景：

　　"From medieval times, the English crown claimed the power to press able-bodied subjects into the navy for the defense of the realm. With the passage of time, the power was abused and the press gang, invading the small towns and roaming the countryside, became a truly feared 'tradition', as witnessed by the scores of press gang songs. In 1853 the long service system was introduced and the need for press gangs virtually disappeared."

Hanging Johnny

歌词：

　　Well they call me hanging Johnny

　　Away boys, away

　　They call me hanging Johnny

　　So hang boys, hang

　　They say I'd hang for money

　　Away boys, away

　　But saying so is funny

　　So hang boys, hang

　　I'd hang a highway robber

　　Away boys, away

　　I'd hang the burglar jobber

　　So hang boys, hang

　　I'd hang a noted liar

　　Away boys, away

　　I'd hang a bloated friar

　　So hang boys, hang

　　Come hang and haul together

　　Away boys, away

　　Come hang for finer weather

　　So hang boys, hang

　　I'd hang a brutal mother

　　Away boys, away

　　I'd hang her and no other

　　So hang boys, hang

　　I'd hang to make things jolly

　　Away boys, away

　　I'd hang all wrong and folly

　　So hang boys, hang

　　They call me hanging Johnny

　　Away boys, away

　　They call me hanging Johnny

　　So hang boys, hang

背景：

　　"This was one of the best and most popular halyard shanties. Additional verses, hanging anyone that came to mind, would be added to last as long as the job took. There is speculation that "Hanging Johnny" may refer to the eighteenth century hangman, Jack Ketch. In fact "Jack Ketch" was a term used to refer to all hangman, named after a Jack Ketch who was the executioner at Tyburn from 1663-1686."

Haul on the Bowline

歌词：

　　Haul on the bowline, the bully ship's a-rollin'

　　Haul on the bowline, the bowline Haul!

　　Haul on the bowline, Kitty is my darlin'

　　Haul on the bowline, the bowline Haul!

　　Haul on the bowline, Kitty lives in Liverpool,

　　Haul on the bowline, the bowline Haul!

　　Haul on the bowline, the old man is a-growlin,

　　Haul on the bowline, the bowline Haul!

背景：

　　"It has often been said that Haul on the Bowline dates at least from the time of Henry VIII. There is no direct evidence to back up the statement. Yet the shanty may be older than most, for it is a very long time since the bowline was an important rope that required much hauling on. Many a sailor, when he had time to draw breath and think it over, has wondered why this insignificant bowline should be made so much of in this short-drag shanty, which remained a favourite until the last days of sail."

Haul away Joe

歌词：

　　Oh when I was a little lad and so me mother told me,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　That if I did not kiss the girls, my lips would all grow all mouldy,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　Way haul away, we'll haul for better weather,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　And the captain is the king of the gulls, before the Revolution,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　And if that got his head cut off, it spoiled his constitution,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　Way haul away, we'll haul for better weather,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　Oh the cook is in the galley, he's making duff so handy,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

　　And the Captain's in his cabin, he's drinking wine and brandy,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe, to me!

　　Way haul away, we'll haul for better weather, to me,

　　Way haul away, we'll haul away Joe

背景：

　　"According to Stan Hugill, this is a famous tack and sheet shanty. Because of the many verses (he lists 20) he believes it may have been used as a halyard song (sheet shanties were usually no longer than three or four verses). Sometimes the word "pull" or "haul" was used instead of Joe. According to Eloise Linscott although the shanty was known earlier among British sailors, it was not well-known on Yankee ships until the period between 1812 and the Civil War."