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Moon Mullican – I’ll Sail My Ship Alone

The song was Mullican's most successful release, reaching number one on the Billboard Country & Western chart for a single week, and spending a total of nine months on that listing.

Moon Mullican – I’ll Sail My Ship Alone, is a 1950 song written by Moon Mullican (sometimes credited as «Morry Burns»), Henry Bernard (sometimes credited as «Henry Glover»), Lois Mann (sometimes credited as «Sydney Nathan») and Henry Thurston, and popularized by Moon Mullican.
The song was Mullican’s most successful release, reaching number one on the Billboard Country & Western chart for a single week, and spending a total of nine months on that listing. «I’ll Sail My Ship Alone» crossed over to the pop chart, reaching number 17.
Moon Mullican - I'll Sail My Ship Alone
B-Side Moon Mullican King 1949
Moon Mullican – I’ll Sail My Ship Alone
B- Side “Moon’s Tune”
Sello: King Records
Formato: Vinilo, 10″, 78 RPM
País: US
Publicado: dic 1949
Género: Folk, World, & Country
Estilo: Country
Songwriter(s) Moon Mullican

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Moon Mullican – I’ll Sail My Ship Alone Lyrics

[Verse 1]
We’ve been sweethearts for so long
But now you say we’re through
The love we shared is now a memory
I had built a ship of dreams
And planned them all for you
And now I guess what is to be will be
[Chorus]
I’ll sail my ship alone
With all the dreams I own
Drifting out across the ocean blue
I’ll sail my ship alone
Though all the sails you’ve torn
And when it starts to sink then I’ll blame you
[Verse 2]
I’m just like a ship as sea
That’s lost without a sail
The dark clouds hide the sun from up above
And even with these broken dreams
My heart will never fail
For deep inside there’s only one true love
[Chorus]
I’ll sail my ship alone
With all the dreams I own
Drifting out across the ocean blue
I’ll sail my ship alone
Though all the sails you’ve torn
And when it starts to sink then I’ll blame you
[Verse 3]
I gave a message to the wind
To take back home to you
Hoping you would hear my S.O.S.​
Maybe you would come back home
My darling if you knew
How much my aching heart is in distress
[Chorus]
I’ll sail my ship alone
With all the dreams I own
Drifting out across the ocean blue
I’ll sail my ship alone
Though all the sails you’ve torn
And when it starts to sink then I’ll blame you

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