Peter The Pirate

Traditional folk ballad with Scots-Irish influences, solo male vocal, slow tempo, fipple flute lead-in, acoustic guitar backing, 6/8 time signature, wistful and sea-worn tone

Sea shanty-style pirate song with storytelling verses and rebellious, anti-establishment tone, Fast tempo, acoustic instrumentation (fiddle, drums, accordion), male vocals, Style: half sea shanty, half folk anthem, For a devil-may-care sailor with nothing to lose

High-energy, theatrical sea shanty-style song with a comedic and rebellious tone, Male vocals, fast tempo, rhythmic acoustic instrumentation (accordion, fiddle, hand percussion, upright bass), Style inspired by ‘A Whale of a Tale’ from 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea—each verse describes a colorful pirate crewmate with over-the-top flair and punchline endings, Sung by a devil-may-care sailor freshly inducted into a pirate crew

tavern, broadside, comic, rowdy, folk

funeral ballad, minor mode, early 18th-century maritime lament

Solo folk lament, minor key, early 18th-century confession ballad

comic, tavern, fast, folk, patter, theatrical

folk, ballad, Celtic nostalgic, acoustic

folk, ballad, Celtic female vocal, slow, mournful, acoustic, fading outro