Wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald Gordon Lightfoot
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When the
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And later that night when the
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The dawn came late and the
When the
When afternoon came it was
In the
When suppertime came, the old
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At Seven P.M. a main
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The captain wired in he had
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Does any one know where the
When the
The searchers all say they'd have
If they'd
They might have split up or they
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And all that remains is the
Of the
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The
And farther below Lake On
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with the
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The church bell chimed till it rang
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The legend lives on from the
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Gbig lake Dthey called "GiAsus2tche Gumee"The lake, it is said, never
egives up her deadWhen the
Gskies of NovDember turn gAsus2loomyWith a load of iron ore twenty-six
e thousand tons moreThan the
GEdmund FitzDgerald weighed Asus2empty.That good ship and crew was a
e bone to be chewedWhen the "
GGales of NovDember" came eAsus2arly.The ship was the pride of the A
emerican sideComing
Gback from sDome mill iAsus2n WisconsinAs the big freighters go, it was bi
egger than mostWith a
Gcrew and goDod captain wAsus2ell seasonedCon cluding some terms with a c
eouple of steel firmsWhen they
Gleft fully Dloaded for Asus2ClevelandAnd later that night when the
e ship's bell rangCould it
Gbe the north Dwind they'd been Asus2feelin'?The wind in the wires made a
e tattle-tale soundAnd a
Gwave broke Dover the Asus2railingAnd every man knew, as the
e captain did too,T'was the
Gwitch of NovDember come sAsus2tealin'The dawn came late and the
e breakfast had to waitWhen the
GGales of NovDember came sAsus2lashin'.When afternoon came it was
e freezin' rainIn the
Gface of a Dhurricane Asus2west wind.When suppertime came, the old
e cook came on deckSayin’, "
GFellas, it's Dtoo rough to Asus2feed ya."At Seven P.M. a main
e hatchway caved in',He said "
GFellas, it's Dbeen good t'Asus2know ya"The captain wired in he had
ewater comin' inAnd the
Ggood ship and Dcrew was in Asus2peril.And later that night when 'is
e lights went outta sightCame the
Gwreck of the DEdmund FitzgAsus2erald.Does any one know where the
elove of God goesWhen the
Gwaves turn the Dminutes to Asus2hours?The searchers all say they'd have
e made Whitefish BayIf they'd
Gput fifteen more Dmiles behAsus2ind her. A They might have split up or they
e might have capsized;They
Gmay have broke Ddeep and took Asus2water.And all that remains is the
e faces and the namesOf the
Gwives and the Dsons and the Asus2daughters.Lake Huron rolls, Sup
eerior singsIn the
Grooms of her Dice-water Asus2mansion.Old Michigan steams like a
e young man's dreams;The
Gislands and Dbays are for Asus2sportsmen.And farther below Lake On
etarioTakes
Gin what Lake DErie can Asus2send her,And the iron boats go as the
e mariners all knowwith the
GGales of NovDember remAsus2embered.In a musty old hall in De
etroit they prayed,In the "
GMaritime DSailors' CatAsus2hedral."The church bell chimed till it rang
e twenty-nine timesFor each
Gman on the DEdmund FitzgAsus2erald.The legend lives on from the
e Chippewa on downOf the
Gbig lake they Dcall "Gitche Asus2Gumee"."Superior", they said, "never
egives up her deadWhen the '
GGales of NovDember' come eAsus2arly!"
