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[SINGING] Got a tramp steamer
My ship's called Hal
CHORUS: Forty miles on the Panama Canal
Got a cargo of sodas
They are low-cal
CHORUS: Forty miles on the Panama Canal
YAKKO: Sailing cross the Caribbean Sea
To the Pacific in a jiffy
Through Panama But not on land
I'd look silly with my ship in the sand
CHORUS: Yo, Hal, try the canal Yo, Hal, the canal is your pal
You can sail a cargo ship
From sea to shining sea Through the Panama Canal
For a nominal fee
YAKKO: You enter a lock
It's a ship corral
CHORUS: Forty miles on the Panama Canal
YAKKO: You pay your money
Then get a decal
CHORUS: Forty miles on the Panama Canal
YAKKO: You cross the locks
They number three
Full of water for you and me
One hundred feet wide Forty-one feet deep
Water enough to drench a sheep
CHORUS: High lock, up goes the ship
Low lock, the ship takes a dip
First they raise the water level Then lower it again
Cross the Panama Canal
It's really Zen
We passed the locks with good morale
CHORUS: Forty miles on the Panama Canal
The crew yells out:
Thank you, Hal
Forty miles on the Panama Canal
You're welcome, men
Wasn't that fun?
Forty miles, our voyage is done
From Colon now, past Balboa Adios, Panama
So long, aloha
[SHEEP BAAS]
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