DEAR ELIZABETH
by Jacqui MacDonald
Dear Elizabeth, I hope this letter finds you just the same as
it leaves me
Dear Elizabeth, we had a storm, a Northwest gale at sea
Dear Elizabeth, we sail at noon, I'll bring you a present back
Dear Elizabeth, I'll se you soon, Goodbye for now, yours, Jack
My great-great grandfather sailed the seas in a clipper as mate
He was born in Carneyshiels in 1828
And he courted dear Elizabeth, who saved each letter from her
beau
Now I've read each one, each verse a tear, yet I feel all aglow
His letters weren't the usual ones, full of "I love you, my dear"
No kisses, no forget me nots, but still one thing was clear
He loved her dearly in his way, as a sailor honest and rough
For the way he began each sentence, to her was quite enough
So now I sigh and shed a tear about that man so fine
And think that's what Elizabeth did each time she read a line
And as she was a sitting there at home and as he sailed on the sea
They never knew his letters few would do the same to me
sung by Jacqui and Bridie
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DEAR ELIZABETH
by Jacqui MacDonald
Dear Elizabeth, I hope this letter finds you just the same as
it leaves me
Dear Elizabeth, we had a storm, a Northwest gale at sea
Dear Elizabeth, we sail at noon, I'll bring you a present back
Dear Elizabeth, I'll se you soon, Goodbye for now, yours, Jack
My great-great grandfather sailed the seas in a clipper as mate
He was born in Carneyshiels in 1828
And he courted dear Elizabeth, who saved each letter from her
beau
Now I've read each one, each verse a tear, yet I feel all aglow
His letters weren't the usual ones, full of "I love you, my dear"
No kisses, no forget me nots, but still one thing was clear
He loved her dearly in his way, as a sailor honest and rough
For the way he began each sentence, to her was quite enough
So now I sigh and shed a tear about that man so fine
And think that's what Elizabeth did each time she read a line
And as she was a sitting there at home and as he sailed on the sea
They never knew his letters few would do the same to me
sung by Jacqui and Bridie
by Jacqui MacDonald
Dear Elizabeth, I hope this letter finds you just the same as
it leaves me
Dear Elizabeth, we had a storm, a Northwest gale at sea
Dear Elizabeth, we sail at noon, I'll bring you a present back
Dear Elizabeth, I'll se you soon, Goodbye for now, yours, Jack
My great-great grandfather sailed the seas in a clipper as mate
He was born in Carneyshiels in 1828
And he courted dear Elizabeth, who saved each letter from her
beau
Now I've read each one, each verse a tear, yet I feel all aglow
His letters weren't the usual ones, full of "I love you, my dear"
No kisses, no forget me nots, but still one thing was clear
He loved her dearly in his way, as a sailor honest and rough
For the way he began each sentence, to her was quite enough
So now I sigh and shed a tear about that man so fine
And think that's what Elizabeth did each time she read a line
And as she was a sitting there at home and as he sailed on the sea
They never knew his letters few would do the same to me
sung by Jacqui and Bridie