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He started as a cabin boy when he was seventeen.
He was still very young, but he was already a man
A guy like a tree and strong as a bear
And so he drove the first time across the sea
Her name was Mary Ann and she was his ship
He remained loyal to her, which no one understood
There were so many ships, so beautiful and so big â
But Mary Ann didn't let go of him
And one day when he was first mate
Then he loved a girl with straw-blond hair
He gave her his heart, but she wasn't faithful to him
And so he went out to sea again - ahoy!
Her name was Mary Ann and she was his ship
He remained loyal to her , what no one understood
There were so many ships, so beautiful and so big â
But the Mary Ann, she wouldn't let him go
And he swore again and again: Today I muster it!
He swore it again and again, but she became his grave
The Mary Ann sank on the thirtieth of May
In a hurricane in Hudson Bay
Her name was Mary Ann and she was his ship
He was loyal to her, which no one understood
There were so many ships, so beautiful and so big â
But the Mary Ann, she didn't let go of him
He remained loyal to her, which no one understood
There were so many ships, so beautiful and so big â
But the Mary Ann , that wouldn't let go of him