while searching for a tune for We'll Go To Sea No More I found a song by that title in MUSIC FOR THE NATION: American Sheet Music

Lyrics Attributed to J. Haskin: arrangmement W. C. Peters

WE'LL GO TO SEA NO MORE

Oh, brightly shines the bonnie sun
Upon the Isle of May,
And blythly comes the morning tide
Into St. Andrews bay;
Then up gudeman,the breeze is fair;
And up my braw bairns three;
There's gode in yonder bonnie boat
That sails so well the sea!
When Tempests leave the stormy coasts
When billows leave ther shore;
When torrents climb up Ber-wick Law,
we'll go to sea no more.
We'll go to sea no more,
No More, no More.
when torrents climb up Ber-wick Law,
we'll go to sea no more.

I never lik'd the landsman's life;
the earth is aye the same;
give me the ocean for my dow'rt
My vessel for my hame,
give me the field, that no man plough;
The farm that pays no fee;
Give me the bonny life we lead,
sae gladly o'er the sea.
When sails hang flapping on the mast,
as thro the waves we roar
When, in a calm we're tempest toss'd
We'll go to sea no more,
we'll go to sea no more,
No more, No more
When in a calm we're tempest toss'd
We'll go to sea no more.