Cifra de The Little L'eau Pleine - Wakami Wailers
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Dm Gm
One evenin' last june as I rambled
for the hills and the valleys alone
Dm Gm
the meadowlarks notes were melodious
I'll marry the Whipporwill sang,
the frogs in the marshes were croakin'
and the tree toads were whistlin' for rain,
and the partridge all around me were drummin'
on the banks of the Little L'eau Pleine
as the sun to the west was declinin'
it painted the treetops with red
me wanderin' steps bore me onward
ne'er carin' where ever they went
when I chanced for to meet a young school ma'am
Dm A
charmed in a horrible strain
she lamented her lost jolly raftsman
on the banks of the Little L'eau Pleine
"Pray tell me the kind of your johnny
and what kind of clothing he wore
for I did belong to the river
and I might have seen him before"
"His pants they were made of two wheat sacks
with a patch o' foot square on each knee
his jacket and shirt they were dyed with
the bark of the butternut tree,
he wore a red sash 'round his middle
and an end hangin' down on each side
his boots number ten o' strong cow hide
and the heel about four inches wide
his name it was Honest John Murphy
and on it there ne'er was a stain
for he loved the Wis-consin River
that's the reason he left the L'eau Pleine."
Interlude:
"If that be the kind of your Johnny
'twas him that I did know well,
his sad tidings I will tell you
your Johnny was drowned in the dell
we buried him 'neath the L'eau Valley
and you'll never hold him again,
for a stone marks the sod of your Johnny,
he lies far from the Little L'eau Pleine."