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On wan dark night on Lac St Pierre	A
De win' she blow blow blow	B
An' de crew of de wood scow quot Julie Plante quot	C
Got scar't an' run below	B
For de win' she blow lak hurricane	D
Bimeby she blow some more	E
An' de scow bus' up on Lac St Pierre	A
Wan arpent from de shore	E
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De captinne walk on de fronte deck	F
An' walk de hin' deck too	C
He call de crew from up de hole	G
He call de cook also	B
De cook she 's name was Rosie	H
She come from Montreal	I
Was chambre maid on lumber barge	J
On de Grande Lachine Canal	K
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De win' she blow from nor' eas' wes'	H
De sout' win' she blow too	C
W'en Rosie cry quot Mon cher captinne	D
Mon cher w'at I shall do quot	C
Den de captinne t'row de beeg ankerre	E
But still de scow she dreef	L
De crew he can't pass on de shore	E
Becos' he los' hees skeef	L
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De night was dark lak wan black cat	C
De wave run high an' fas'	H
W'en de captinne tak' de Rosie girl	M
An' tie her to de mas'	H
Den he also tak' de life preserve	L
An' jomp off on de lak'	F
An' say quot Good bye ma Rosie dear	E
I go drown for your sak' quot	C
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Nex' morning very early	H
'Bout ha'f pas' two t'ree four	E
De captinne scow an' de poor Rosie	H
Was corpses on de shore	E
For de win' she blow lak hurricane	D
Bimeby she blow some more	E
An' de scow bus' up on Lac St Pierre	E
Wan arpent from de shore	E
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MORAL	N
	-
Now all good wood scow sailor man	D
Tak' warning by dat storm	O
An' go an' marry some nice French girl	M
An' leev on wan beeg farm	P
De win' can blow lak hurricane	D
An' s'pose she blow some more	E
You can't get drown on Lac St Pierre	E
So long you stay on shore	E

William Henry Drummond

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