It's A PIRATE'S LIFE FOR ME
By Nathaniel Jack
David Giusti  got it from Nils Fredland's calling
longways duple improper contra

Figs:NBS:PTW:BTW:SR2:MAL:PB&S:WDSD1.5:NG:

A1.  N B+S
A2. Pass through to a short wavey line/ocean wave* (4), Balance the wave
R+L (4)
    Slide right (4), gents allemande left once (4)**
B1. P B+S
B2. Ladies allemande right 1 1/2
    Neighbor allemande L (***) 1.5 to new neighbor (actually 1.75, but
who's counting)

*everybody passes through across; ladies catch left hands, give right to
neighbor in short wave -- ladies in the middle, gents on ends.

**This is confusing during the walkthrough, since the gents actually
have to slide past two people, unlike the usual wave balance/slide
figure.  As long as the gents allemande by the left hand, things will be
fine -- you just have to make them believe that's how the dance goes,
really.

*** (David Giusti said Allemande R, but now he says Allemande L, which makes
    more sense.)


LISA GREENLEAF ADDS:

B2 Women Do-si-do 1.5 to face current neighbor.
Gypsy neighbor right 1+  to progress to new neighbor.