歌手: Gordon Lightfoot
时长: 06:18
The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald (1988 Version) - Gordon Lightfoot[00:00:00]
The legend lives on from[00:00:15]
The Chippewa on down[00:00:17]
Of the big lake they called Gitche Gumee[00:00:18]
The lake it is said[00:00:24]
Never gives up her dead[00:00:26]
When the skies of November turn gloomy[00:00:27]
With a load of iron ore[00:00:33]
Twenty-six thousand tons more[00:00:35]
Than the Edmund Fitzgerald weighed empty[00:00:37]
That good ship and true was[00:00:43]
A bone to be chewed[00:00:44]
When the gales of November came early[00:00:46]
The ship was the pride of the American side[00:00:52]
Coming back from some mill in Wisconsin[00:00:55]
As the big freighters go[00:00:59]
It was bigger than most[00:01:01]
With a crew and good captain well seasoned[00:01:03]
Concluding some terms with[00:01:07]
A couple steel firms[00:01:08]
When they left fully loaded for Cleveland[00:01:10]
And later that night when the ship's bell rang[00:01:14]
Could it be the north wind[00:01:18]
They'd been feelin'[00:01:19]
The wind in the wires[00:01:31]
Made the tattle tale sound[00:01:33]
And the wave broke over the railing[00:01:35]
And every man knew[00:01:41]
As the captain did too[00:01:42]
T'was the witch of November come stealin'[00:01:44]
The dawn came late and[00:01:50]
The breakfast had to wait[00:01:52]
When the gales of November came slashin'[00:01:53]
When afternoon came[00:01:57]
It was freezin' rain[00:01:59]
In the face of a hurricane west wind[00:02:01]
When supper time came[00:02:20]
The old cook came on deck sayin'[00:02:21]
Fellas it's too rough to feed ya[00:02:24]
At 7 P M a main hatchway caved in he said[00:02:29]
Fellas it's been good to know ya[00:02:33]
The captain wired in he had water comin' in[00:02:38]
And the good ship and crew was in peril[00:02:41]
And later that night when[00:02:45]
His lights went out of sight[00:02:47]
Came the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald[00:02:49]
Does any one know where[00:03:12]
The love of God goes[00:03:14]
When the waves turn the minutes to hours[00:03:15]
The searchers all say they'd[00:03:21]
Have made Whitefish Bay[00:03:23]
If they'd put fifteen more miles behind her[00:03:24]
They might have split up[00:03:31]
Or they might have capsized[00:03:32]
They may have broke deep and took water[00:03:34]
And all that remains is[00:03:38]
The faces and the names[00:03:40]
Of the wives and the sons and the daughters[00:03:41]
Lake Huron rolls[00:04:00]
Superior sings[00:04:02]
In the rooms of her ice water mansion[00:04:03]
Old Michigan steams like[00:04:07]
A young man's dreams[00:04:09]
The islands and bays are for sportsmen[00:04:11]
And farther below Lake Ontario[00:04:17]
Takes in what Lake Erie can send her[00:04:20]
And the iron boats go[00:04:24]
As the mariners all know[00:04:25]
With the gales of November remembered[00:04:27]
In a musty old hall in Detroit they prayed[00:05:05]
In the Maritime Sailors' Cathedral[00:05:08]
The church bell chimed 'til[00:05:15]
It rang twenty-nine times[00:05:16]
For each man on the Edmund Fitzgerald[00:05:18]
The legend lives on from[00:05:24]
The Chippewa on down[00:05:25]
Of the big lake they call 'Gitche Gumee'[00:05:27]
Superior they said[00:05:33]
Never gives up her dead[00:05:34]
When the gales of November come early[00:05:36]