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Cliffs of Baccalieu 4/4 Stan Rogers
We were / Dbound home in Oct - / ober, From the / Ashores of Labra - / Ddor, Trying to / Ghead a strong Nor'- / Aeaster and snow / Dtoo, But the / Dwind swept down up- / on us, and The / Aday was dark as / Dnight, Just be - / Gfore we made, The / lanAd at Bacca - / Dlieu,
Now we / Dtried to clear the / island, As we / Abrought her further / Dsouth, But the / Gwind from up, The / ANor'east stronger / Dblew, Till our lookout soon he / Dshouted, and AThere lay dead a - / Dhead, Though a / Gsnow squall, Loomed the / ARocks at Bacca - / Dlieu
But it was / Dhard down by the / tiller, As we / Astruggled with the / Dsheets, Tryin' our / Gbest 'to haul 'em / Ain a foot or / Dtwo, Till our / Ddecks so sharply / tilted, We could / Abarely keep our / Dfeet, As we / Gstruggled, On the / ARocks at Bacca - / Dlieu.
Now the / Dcombers beat her / under, and I / Athought she'd never / Drise, and Her / Gmain boom, it was / Abending nigh in / Dtwo, With her / Dlee rails two foot / under, Three / Ahands upon the / Dwheel, Sure we / Ghauled her, From the / ARocks at Bacca - / Dlieu.
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To / Dleeward was the / island, To / Aleeward was the / Dshore, and That / Gblinding sleet could, ACut you through and / Dthrough, But our / Dhearts were beating / gladly, For no / Alonger could we / Dgaze, Down to / Gleeward, At the / ARocks of Bacca - / Dlieu, Down to / Gleeward, At the / ARocks of Bacca - / Dlieu, G A D