Add to ORKGMan leaves Newfoundland to work; promises girl he'll return and they'll marry.Mercer: Greenleaf, p. 314; Leach, p. 218 (Bound for Canada); Smallwood (1937) (Bound for Canada), p. 475
Man gives sentimental description of his home in Newfoundland and his reasons for leaving home.Merce...
An exile is nostalgic for Newfoundland. He cannot return because a girl broke his heart there.Mercer...
In 1929 the narrator sets off to sea, on the "Cabot", from Rose au Rue. He complained about the low ...
Willie and Sally must part. He is leaving St. John's to find work in Canada, but swears to return to...
Young man regrets that he has to go to Canada. His sweetheart tries to persuade him to stay at home ...
Henry bids farewell to his lover, Sally. He is going to Canada for work. She begs him to stay, to re...
Boy leaves for Canada. Says not to leave girl behind.Mercer: Greenleaf #154, pp. 314-315 "My Dear I'...
Anti-confederation song. Son leaving to fish on the Labrador tells his mother that she should vote a...
Man leaving Newfoundland sings of country.Mercer, p. 116; Murphy, 1904: 58; Peacock, 360
A Newfoundland sailor wants to bring a girl to Newfoundland. She says no, but has his child "out of ...
canada nMy dear, I'm bound for Canaday. Love Sally, we must part. ..But here just now in St. John'...
canada nMy dear, I'm bound for Canady; / Love Sally, we must part. / I'm forced to leave my blue-e...
Narrator must leave Newfoundland to find employment. Reminisces about life in Nfld., and wishes her ...
Ship leaves New York for Newfoundland. Young captain becomes sick, leaves ship to mate.Laws, NAB, D ...
These verses outline how important it is to those who've left home to find work etc. to finally be a...
Man gives sentimental description of his home in Newfoundland and his reasons for leaving home.Merce...
An exile is nostalgic for Newfoundland. He cannot return because a girl broke his heart there.Mercer...
In 1929 the narrator sets off to sea, on the "Cabot", from Rose au Rue. He complained about the low ...
Willie and Sally must part. He is leaving St. John's to find work in Canada, but swears to return to...
Young man regrets that he has to go to Canada. His sweetheart tries to persuade him to stay at home ...
Henry bids farewell to his lover, Sally. He is going to Canada for work. She begs him to stay, to re...
Boy leaves for Canada. Says not to leave girl behind.Mercer: Greenleaf #154, pp. 314-315 "My Dear I'...
Anti-confederation song. Son leaving to fish on the Labrador tells his mother that she should vote a...
Man leaving Newfoundland sings of country.Mercer, p. 116; Murphy, 1904: 58; Peacock, 360
A Newfoundland sailor wants to bring a girl to Newfoundland. She says no, but has his child "out of ...
canada nMy dear, I'm bound for Canaday. Love Sally, we must part. ..But here just now in St. John'...
canada nMy dear, I'm bound for Canady; / Love Sally, we must part. / I'm forced to leave my blue-e...
Narrator must leave Newfoundland to find employment. Reminisces about life in Nfld., and wishes her ...
Ship leaves New York for Newfoundland. Young captain becomes sick, leaves ship to mate.Laws, NAB, D ...
These verses outline how important it is to those who've left home to find work etc. to finally be a...
Man gives sentimental description of his home in Newfoundland and his reasons for leaving home.Merce...
An exile is nostalgic for Newfoundland. He cannot return because a girl broke his heart there.Mercer...
In 1929 the narrator sets off to sea, on the "Cabot", from Rose au Rue. He complained about the low ...