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Folk-Song aus dem Nordwesten der USA – Alternativtitel: Old Settler’s Song, Lay of the Old Settler, Rosin the Beau, ..., Text und Melodie: Francis D. Henry (1874), bearbeitet von Paniolo
- 1st Verse
- I've Cwandered all over this country, prospecting and digging for Amgold
- I've Ctunneled, hydraulicked and cradled and I nearly G7froze in the Ccold
- And CI nearly froze in the cold (me boys), and I nearly froze in the Amcold
- I've Ctunneled, hydraulicked and cradled and I nearly G7froze in the Ccold
- 2nd Verse
- For Cone who got wealthy by mining, I saw many hundreds get Ampoor
- I Cmade up my mind to go digging for something a G7little more Csure
- For Csomething a little more sure (me boys), for something a little more Amsure
- I Cmade up my mind to go digging for something a G7little more Csure
- 3rd Verse
- I Crolled up my grub in my blanket, I left all my tools on the Amground
- I Cstarted one morning to shank it for the country they G7call Puget CSound
- For the Ccountry they call Puget Sound (me boys), for the country they call Puget AmSound
- I Cstarted one morning to shank it for the country they G7call Puget CSound
- Last Verse
- No Clonger a slave of ambition, I laugh at the world and its Amshams
- And I Cthink of my happy condition, surrounded by G7acres of Cclams
- Sur- Crounded by acres of clams (me boys), surrounded by acres of Amclams
- And I Cthink of my happy condition, surrounded by G7acres of Cclams
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