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Tom Lewis at The Bridge Folk Club – Watches (Written by Tom)

Tom Lewis at The Bridge Folk Club, 2 June 2025 Watches (Written by Tom) Where landlubbers have shiftwork seamen have Watches – usually four hours on and eight hours off. The middle watch on a ship is midnight to 4am and it is generally regarded as the worst watch. Old sailors loved to tell anyone who would listen that the hairs on their chests grew individually, one for every time they stood a middle watch A sea-dad (verse three) is an older, experienced crewman who looks after young sailors to make sure they keep out of trouble and learn the job Your oppo (last verse) is your opposite number, the sailor who relieves you on watch or is you relieved by you. Oppos often become friends and oppo can also mean friend ___________________________ Tom Lewis has an excellent website at www.tomlewis.net. It is packed with news, stories, free downloads, merchandise and lots and lots of lyrics. Watches is on his ‘Surfacing! album