05222011 Interview with Glen Tarbet.2-4

Date:  2011-07-12	File:   05222011 Interview with Glen Tarbet.2-4
Keywords:	Childhood years, 1930s, 1940s, Salt Lake City years, Chesterfield, Navy, building a testimony, Boy Scouts, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Aaronic Priesthood, Carol Cornia, Glen E. Tarbet, Howard Coté, World War II, music, Cornia family, Tarbet family
People:	Jami Bernards (JB), Glen Tarbet (GT), Ann Tarbet (AT)
GT	[singing]  Oh, the boson’s mate was very sedate Yet fond of amusement too. He’s play hopscotch with the starboard watch While the captain tickled the crew. And the gunner we had was apparently mad For he sat on the after rai-ai-ail As he fired salutes with the captain’s boots In the teeth of the booming gale. [chorus] [JB joints]                 Then blow ye winds, heigh ho!                 A’sailing I will go.                 I’ll sail no more on England’s shores                 So let the music play–ay–ay!                 I’m off on the morning train.                 I’ll cross the raging main.                 I’m off to my  love with a boxing glove                 Ten thousand miles away.