Rescue From Moose River Gold Mine
Wilf Carter
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F Bb F Way down in old Nova ScotiaC F Moose River, it seems, is the nameBb F Three Canadians on Easter SundayC To the tumbledown gold mine theyF cameC They descended the mine for in-F -spectionC Never dreaming Fate trailed themF close byBb With a crash that gave them noF warningC En- -tombed in that mine there toF dieBb F Brave men from all over the countryC Volun- -teered to give up theirF livesBb F They slaved with unceasing effortsC F It seemed that death they de- -fiedC Long days and nights they hadF laboredC F Turned back when great cave-ins fellContinues after the adBb F While far below patiently waitingC F Three men were in one living HellBb Many times turned back when nearF rescueC F They seen all was blocking their wayBb With a prayer on their lips theyF worked onwardC We must win, we must win, pray weF mayC On Sunday they got their firstF messageC From the men prisoned far far be-F -lowBb ?Can you help us?? they heard theF men callingC ?Our suff'rings God above onlyF knows.?Bb Next message filled all hearts withF sorrowC As they heard them say ?One pal isF goneBb We are trying our best to hold onF boysC Do your best. Don't make it tooF long.?C At last the great strain it wasF brokenC A miner out of breath brought theF newsBb `We have won the great fight!? heF was callingC ?At last we have dug our wayF through!?Bb That great fight against the DarkF AngelC F It is one fighting heart all the wayBb F Still a tragedy came with the rescueC F From the tomb of those terrible daysC F Now friends, this story is endingC F With hardships of many a dayBb But this rescue will go down inF hist'ryC Of the gold mine down Moose RiverF way