The Jam At Jerrys Rocks
Wade Hemsworth
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EmVerse 1
A A D G come all yee true born shanty boys G Em wherever you may be Em G I'll have you pay attention D Em and listen unto me Em G concerning those brave shanty boys D Em who did agree to go A A D G to break the jam at Gerry's rocks G Em with foreman John Munroe
Verse 2
A A D G now t'was on a Sunday morning G Em in the springime of the year Em G our logs was piled up mountains high D Em and we could not keep 'em clear Em G and the foreman cries heave out me boys D Em with hearts that have no fear A A D G for to break the jam at Gerry's rocks G Em for Signal Town we'll steer
Verse 3
A A D G well now some of them was willing enough G Em but others they hung back Em G for to work upon a Sunday 'morn D Em they did not think was right Em G but six of our brave New Brunswick boys D Em did volunteer to go A A D G for to break the jam at Gerry's rocks G Em with foreman John Munroe
Verse 4
A A D G now they had not pulled off many a log G Em when the foreman he did say Em G "I'll have you be on guard me boys, D Em the jam will soon give way" Em G and scarce the warning had been spoke D Em when the jam did break and go A A D G and it carried away the six brave boys G Em and foreman John Munroe
Verse 5
A A D G so we pulled them to the river side G Em and we gently lay them there Em G and there was one said maid among us all D Em who's cries did rend the air Em G and t'was none but Anna Denison D Em the girl from Signal Town A A D G come out running to the river side G Em to find her true love gone
Verse 6
A A D G now if you're ever down that way G Em I'll have you stop and see Em G two green graves by the riverside D Em where grows a Hemlock tree Em G and the shanty boys carved in the tree D Em where these two lovers lie low A A D G "here lies miss Anna Denison, G Em and her true lover John Munroe"
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