Songs from Fogarty's Cove by A.L. Chopper McKinnon
By A.L. Chopper McKinnon
This can be a number of the phrases, song & spirit of the songs from Fogarty's disguise, Turnaround, among the Breaks...Live! & Northwest Passage. The songs are for voice & guitar with lyrics & verses, the place applicable.
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That boat was hke no other My father built her when I was nine, and named her for my mother I' ll go to sea no more. And sure I could have another made in the boat shop down in Dover But I would not love the keel they laid like the one the waves roll over I' ll go to sea no more. , and my whole bfe has been taken I' ll go to sea no more. pie do their Gm morn ing jerks and the Bi oooooo cofF — ee bar has on — ly tea And some. where up a — — head be— F am oooooo yond the day there's a la — dy keepnng~ warm Bs For me She's a Gm might y hand in.
So does she stot take wing like a hving thing Child of the moving tide See her pass with grace on the water's face With clean and quiet pride Our own tall ship of great renown still bfts unto the sky Who will know the Bluenose in the sun? Who will know the Bluenose in the sun? We set out this day in the bnght sunnse, the same as any other My son and I and Old John Prrce in the boat named for my mother I' ll go to sea no more. Now it's well you know what the fishing has been — it's been scarce and hard and cruel But this day, by God, we sure caught cod, and we sang and we laughed bke fools I' ll go to sea no more.
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