Cifra de Confession Of Elizor Lockwood Regarding The Speedy - Wakami Wailers
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[Verso 1]
Come all ye lads who yearn to go on the Great Lakes for to sail
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Hear my song of the lost ship Speedy and her sad and fateful tale
As I am cursed through all of my days, no peace I fear Ill know
'Til I join those souls, in the waters below of Lake Ontar-i-o
[Verso 2]
As I near my end youll not know me but Lockwood is my name
A simple man of small renowned and little wealth to claim
And of this tale I must relay, that my spirit may be saved
Of those lost souls who sank with her and haunt me to my grave
[Verso 3]
Twas in the year eighteen-oh-four, the story had begun
In the dark of eve on Scugog isle that a murder had been done
Although I was not near there, I swore I saw a fight
Where the native Obgetonicut, had taken John Sharps life
[Ponte]
So aided by the Farewells, we chased him down that eve
And brought him forth to justice and Colonel Givens leave
So then both chained and captured he would be held for trial
His fate thus sealed by my own words his honour thus reviled
[Verso 4]
The trial would be held upon the shores near Presquile Bay
The Speedy was the schooner that would voyage down the lake
To carry judge and jury, court officers and crew
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East of Muddy York she sailed, the pris'ner to his due
[Verso 5]
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Was it fate or was it God that stopped me on that day
For I chose to join the Farewells for the journey to the bay
No I did not board the Speedy nor hear of her sad tale
Until we reached our journeys end amidst a mighty gale
[Ponte]
But God alone would know the storm that hit the lake that night
That shook her beams and tore her sails and drove her out of sight
No sign of crew or cargo no bodies ever found
And on my very soul will bare the mark of those whod drowned
[Verso 6]
Come all ye lads who yearn to go on the Great Lakes for to sail
Bm F#m Em A
Hear my song of the lost ship Speedy and her sad and fateful tale
As I am cursed through all of my days, no peace I fear Ill know
'Til I join those souls, in the waters below of Lake Ontario