| | 35810 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0001 A NAUTICAL BALLAD BY CHARLES EDWARD CARRYL READ FOR LIBRIVOX DOT ORG BY SEAN MCGAUGHEY DUCT TAPE GUY DOT NET |
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| | 35811 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0002 A CAPITAL SHIP FOR AN OCEAN TRIP WAS THE WALLOPING WINDOW BLIND |
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| | 35812 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0003 NO GALE THAT BLEW DISMAYED HER CREW OR TROUBLED THE CAPTAIN'S MIND |
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| | 35813 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0004 THE MAN AT THE WHEEL WAS TAUGHT TO FEEL CONTEMPT FOR THE WILDEST BLOW |
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| | 35814 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0005 AND IT OFTEN APPEARED WHEN THE WEATHER HAD CLEARED THAT HE'D BEEN IN HIS BUNK BELOW |
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| | 35815 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0006 THE BOATSWAIN'S MATE WAS VERY SEDATE YET FOND OF AMUSEMENT TOO |
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| | 35816 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0007 AND HE PLAYED HOP SCOTCH WITH THE STARBOARD WATCH WHILE THE CAPTAIN TICKLED THE CREW |
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| | 35817 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0008 AND THE GUNNER WE HAD WAS APPARENTLY MAD FOR HE SAT ON THE AFTER RAIL |
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| | 35818 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0009 AND FIRED SALUTES WITH THE CAPTAIN'S BOOTS IN THE TEETH OF THE BOOMING GALE |
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| | 35819 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0010 THE CAPTAIN SAT IN A COMMODORE'S HAT AND DINED IN A ROYAL WAY |
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| | 35820 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0011 ON TOASTED PIGS AND PICKLES AND FIGS AND GUMMERY BREAD EACH DAY |
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| | 35821 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0012 BUT THE COOK WAS DUTCH AND BEHAVED AS SUCH FOR THE FOOD THAT HE GAVE THE CREW |
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| | 35822 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0013 WAS A NUMBER OF TONS OF HOT CROSS BUNS CHOPPED UP WITH SUGAR AND GLUE |
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| | 35823 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0014 AND WE ALL FELT ILL AS MARINERS WILL ON A DIET THAT'S CHEAP AND RUDE |
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| | 35824 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0015 AND WE SHIVERED AND SHOOK AS WE DIPPED THE COOK IN A TUB OF HIS GLUESOME FOOD |
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| | 35825 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0016 THEN NAUTICAL PRIDE WE LAID ASIDE AND WE CAST THE VESSEL ASHORE |
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| | 35826 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0017 ON THE GULLIBY ISLES WHERE THE POOHPOOH SMILES AND THE ANAGAZANDERS ROAR |
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| | 35827 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0018 COMPOSED OF SAND WAS THAT FAVORED LAND AND TRIMMED WITH CINNAMON STRAWS AND PINK AND BLUE |
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| | 35828 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0019 WAS THE PLEASING HUE OF THE TICKLE TOE TEASER'S CLAWS |
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| | 35829 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0020 AND WE SAT ON THE EDGE OF A SANDY LEDGE AND SHOT AT THE WHISTLING BEE |
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| | 35830 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0021 AND THE BINNACLE BATS WORE WATER PROOF HATS AS THEY DANCED IN THE SOUNDING SEA |
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| | 35831 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0022 ON RUBAGUB BARK FROM DAWN TO DARK WE FED TILL WE ALL HAD GROWN |
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| | 35832 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0023 UNCOMMONLY SHRUNK WHEN A CHINESE JUNK CAME BY FROM THE TORRIBY ZONE |
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| | 35833 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0024 SHE WAS STUBBY AND SQUARE BUT WE DIDN'T MUCH CARE AND WE CHEERILY PUT TO SEA |
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| | 35834 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0025 AND WE LEFT THE CREW OF THE JUNK TO CHEW THE BARK OF THE RUBAGUB TREE |
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| | 35835 | ductapeguy-20080423-nau/mfc/nau0026 END OF POEM THIS RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN |
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