paroles de chanson The Lifeboat Mona - The Dubliners
Chorus:
Remember
December
fifty-nine
The
howling
wind
and
the
driving
rain
Remember
the
gallant
men
who
drowned
On
the
lifeboat,
Mona
was
her
name
The
wind
it
blows
and
the
sea
roars
up
Beats
the
land
with
mighty
waves
At
St.Andrew′s
Bay
the
lightship
fought
The
sea
until
her
moorings
gave
Chorus,
The
captain
signalled
to
the
shore
'We
must
have
help
or
we′ll
go
down'
From
Broughty
Ferry
at
two
a.m.
They
sent
The
Lifeboat
Mona
Chorus,
Eight
men
formed
that
gallant
crew
They
set
their
boat
against
the
main
The
wind's
so
hard
and
the
sea′s
so
rough
We′ll
never
see
land
or
home
again
Chorus,
Three
hours
went
by
and
the
Mona
called
The
winds
blow
hard
and
the
seas
run
high
In
the
morning
on
Carnusty
Beach
The
Mona
and
her
crew
did
lie
Chorus,
Five
lay
drowned
in
the
kelp
there
Two
were
washed
up
on
the
shore
Eight
men
died
when
the
boat
capsized
And
the
eighth
is
lost
forever
more
Chorus,
Remember
December
fifty-nine
The
howling
wind
and
the
driving
rain
The
men
who
leave
the
land
behind
And
the
men
who
never
see
land
again
Remember
December
fifty-nine
The
howling
wind
and
the
driving
rain
The
men
who
leave
the
land
behind
And
the
men
who
never
see
land
again
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