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Intro 1
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Verse 1
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I got an uncle Huey,
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he's got a boat down in Main-à-Dieu
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And And when I lost my job at Devco, he
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says have I got a job for you
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See I put my faith into no one,
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I've got no time for the government
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Since they ripped up my house in Louisbourg
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and stuck it down on some blocks of cement
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Verse 2
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He says there's a boat coming up from
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America with caskets filled with cocaine
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There's a goldmine out on the ocean and
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a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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There's a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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Verse 3
We took his boat off the coast of Bate
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ston, just out of sight of the shore
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Me and my cousin and a Frenchman
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I'd never laid eyes on before
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We met a boat that had come up from Boston,
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started heaving boxes overboard
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Huey handed them a big bag of money,
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we were back in the harbour round four
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Verse 4
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Singing there's a boat coming up from America
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with caskets filled with cocaine
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There's a goldmine out on the ocean and
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a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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There's a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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Verse 5
We'd be met there by seven morticians, loaded
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the boxes into their hearse
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We'd set off with eight thousand dollars,
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laughing bout what we'd spend it on first
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Frenchman tells me his name is Thibault,
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that he grew up in Isle Madame
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We could all go down to the church hall on
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Saturday and get drunker than hell at the dance
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One night Thibault got fired up on moonshine,
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tried to beat up a Catholic priest
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We got thrown out on our ass behind that church hall,
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we spent the night with the Mounted Police
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Verse 6
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We went on working for weeks every Sunday 'til
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Huey says we gotta slow it down
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Someone's been singing like a jailbird and it
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brought all the Mounties to town
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Verse 7
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They heard there's a boat coming up from America,
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heard bout the caskets filled with cocaine
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There's a goldmine out on the ocean and
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a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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There's a lighthouse in Little
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Interlude 1
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Verse 8
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Huey calls us all down to the docks one
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night and he hustled us out to the sea
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He shut off the engines and floodlights
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and he pointed a shotgun at me
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I said Huey I ain't the one been singing,
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must be the Frenchman from Isle Madame
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He said that's just what a turncoat would tell me,
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least you could do is die like a man
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Verse 9
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Funny they could not be bothered with a casket
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but what use is it now to complain
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There's a graveyard out on the ocean
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and a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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And as the buckshot it entered my brain,
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I saw the lighthouse in Little Lorraine
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There's a lighthouse in Little Lorraine
Outro 1
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