Paul-Henry Dallaire

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Paul-Henry Dallaire
Title: The Cornwall Ontario song #1
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Chorus: Big river I dreamed your freighters callin From a little Cornwall town a little West of Montreal The Cornfields and the smoke stacks I am seein The St Lawrence river my old friends and me Verse: I recall the place where we danced until mornin (The Body Shop National Hotel) Just across the tracks where the Paper Mill boys go (Domtar next door at the time) T'was a long hard winter 'n Buck said he was leavin But the strike is over and new seeds he will sow And I wonder if the folks will recognize me For my hair has turned from coal to a little snow Verse: I wonder if little brother is still playin For he picks guitar in a Hillbilly band And mom is worried sick how lisa's doin She could have been a star if given a decent chance And I hear Lancaster Perch is good for fishin For the ice has broke on the Seaway Valley line Chorus: end. Words & Music Paul Henry Dallaire Paul Henry Pub. SOCAN Recorded at Snocan recording Studio Hollylane Blvd Ottawa,ON.Canad Produced b y Dave Dennison Lead guitar: Dave Dennison Drums: Sam Henry Harmony: Rick Evans Bass: Dusty King Jr. Paul Henry Dallaire: playing his stereo Ovation round body rhythm guitar. May I also mention to have worked on the pipeline myself as a Swamper for a d-18 Cat tractor and later as a skidder operator pulling welding rigs etc.. from (Martin town) to Lynn, Ontario.