Haven't found the words, but.... It's mentioned here: Old Superb The "Old Superb" Text by Sir Henry Newbolt (1862-1938), copyright . Set by Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924), op. 91, from Songs of the Sea, no. 5. The wind was rising easterly, the morning, the morning sky was blue, From Thought Cafe The Old Superb The wind was rising easterly, the Morning sky was blue, The Straits before us opened wide And free; We looked towards the Admiral, Where high Peter flew, And all our hearts were dancing Like the sea.   From Stanford Songs: We find further mention of the song being on a recording. Also, From SHIPS AND HARBOURS IN BRITISH MUSICThe Old Superb, the rousing final song from Stanford's Songs of the Sea, telling the tale of a ship of the line which fought at Trafalgar, and which was not in reality as decrepit as the song would have us believe;