Текст песни The Pride of Nova Scotia (The Bluenose) - Martin W. Jones
It
was
March
26,1921
At
the
Smith
and
Rhuland
shipyard
When
she
slipped
into
the
harbour
To
the
roar
of
the
crowd
Designed
by
Dartmouth's
William
Roué
To
race
to
the
Grand
Banks
It
was
everyone's
hope
and
dream
That
her
sails
could
beat
the
Yanks
She
was
the
pride
of
Nova
Scotia
The
Bluenose
was
her
name
Fishing
from
the
port
of
Lunenburg
It
was
racing
that
gave
her
fame
She
was
the
pride
of
Nova
Scotia
The
Bluenose
was
her
name
Fishing
from
the
port
of
Lunenburg
It
was
racing
that
gave
her
fame
Her
sailors,
they
stood
proud
and
tall
They
knew
their
time
would
come
With
Captain
Angus
Walters
at
the
helm
Their
boat
could
beat
any
one
She
would
appear
on
a
postage
stamp
And
even
on
Canada's
dime
But
all
good
stories
must
have
an
ending
And
hers
would
come
in
time
She
was
the
pride
of
Nova
Scotia
The
Bluenose
was
her
name
Fishing
from
the
port
of
Lunenburg
It
was
racing
that
gave
her
fame
She
was
the
pride
of
Nova
Scotia
The
Bluenose
was
her
name
Fishing
from
the
port
of
Lunenburg
It
was
racing
that
gave
her
fame
She
won
her
last
international
trophy
In
1938
Before
too
long
She'd
be
stripped
of
her
mast
To
the
West
Indies
carrying
freight
In
1946
her
end
would
come
Sinking
on
a
Haitian
reef
No
longer
Queen
of
the
North
Atlantic
Winning
every
race
She
was
the
pride
of
Nova
Scotia
The
Bluenose
was
her
name
Fishing
from
the
port
of
Lunenburg
It
was
racing
That
gave
her
great
fame

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