English fleet in 1342. All's well. Vocal score

VERSE 01: Deserted by the waning moon,/When skies proclaim night’s cheerless noon,/On Tower, Fort, or tented ground, the Sentry walk’s his lonely round,/The Sentry walks,/(his lonely round)/the Sentry walks his lonely round./And should a footstep haply stray/Where caution marks the guarded way,/Where caution marks the guarded way, the guarded way.(way./Who goes there?/Stranger, quickly tell!)/A Friend,/(the word,)/goodnight,/(all’s well, all’s well, the word,)/all’s well, goodnight, all, all’s well,/(above,)/below, all, all’s well. (all, all’s well.)
VERSE 02: Or sailing on the midnight deep,/While weary messmates soundly sleep,/The careful watch patrols the deck,/To guard the ship from goes or wreck,/To guard the ship,/(to guard the ship)/to guard the ship from foe or wreck,/And while his thought oft homeward veer,/Some well-known voice salutes his ear,/Some well-known voice salutes his ear, salutes his ear./(ear,/What cheer?/Brother, quickly tell!)/Above,/(below,)/goodnight,/(all’s well, all’s well, the word,)/all’s well.