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                        <title>Re: SSG Yr 6 wk 11</title>
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                        <pubDate>Mon, 21 Jan 2008 13:28:38 +0000</pubDate>
                        <description><![CDATA[Hi I liked the story this told , and the imagery that conger ed up in my mind as I read it , I was hearing A minor ,  E , F being softly  finger picked with that Spanish flavor ...Not that I...]]></description>
                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Hi <br><br>I liked the story this told , and the imagery that conger ed up in my mind as I read it , I was hearing A minor ,  E , F being softly  finger picked with that Spanish flavor ...Not that I can do it though <br><br>Nice writing what music did you have in mind ? <br><br>Cheers<br><br>Trev.. :wink:]]></content:encoded>
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                        <title>Re: SSG Yr 6 wk 11</title>
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                        <pubDate>Mon, 21 Jan 2008 04:36:16 +0000</pubDate>
                        <description><![CDATA[Hi SabaloI like this a lot, especially in the little touches, like the contraction, &quot;ne&#039;er&quot; for &quot;never,&quot; which certainly would be something a turn of the (last) century poet / songwriter mig...]]></description>
                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Hi Sabalo<br><br>I like this a lot, especially in the little touches, like the contraction, "ne'er" for "never," which certainly would be something a turn of the (last) century poet / songwriter might say.<br><br>But it's also the language that makes the lyric a little rough in places, such as the last line of the first stanza. You might want to try to tighten the language up in a few spots, but all in all this is a wonderful period piece. Can't wait to hear it!<br><br>And looking forward to more.<br><br>Peace]]></content:encoded>
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                        <title>SSG Yr 6 wk 11</title>
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                        <pubDate>Sun, 20 Jan 2008 20:28:07 +0000</pubDate>
                        <description><![CDATA[Sophie  I left out of Skagway     Sophie and Me  Eager to beat the hoar frost    to the coast  Only way to Vancouver     is to run by sea  Taking the Princess     she&#039; best they boast   leav...]]></description>
                        <content:encoded><![CDATA[Sophie<br><br>  I left out of Skagway     Sophie and Me<br>  Eager to beat the hoar frost    to the coast<br>  Only way to Vancouver     is to run by sea<br>  Taking the Princess     she' best they boast<br><br>   leaving out at midnight   runnin on the wind<br>  Princess her colors   flying in the breeze<br>  All was fine to the headland    and then<br>  It bore down like hell   from  60 degrees<br><br>  Don't be afraid Sophie<br>  You are safe with me<br>  Hold your head up sophie<br>  We'll get through you'll see<br><br>  It was a tempest ner before seen<br>  That drove Princess hard that night<br>  Onto the reef she goes  rocks large and keen <br>  safe the Princess holds fast and tight<br><br>  For forty hours the mountainous walls of brine<br>  Try to drive the Princess down<br>  Forty hours rescuers give their time<br>  No possible way could be found<br><br>  Don't be afraid Sophie<br>  You are safe with me<br>  Keep your head up Sophie <br>  We'll get through you'll see<br><br>  Last call put out  just after eight<br>  There came one last thunderous push<br>  Princess broke free from the water weight<br>  In comes the sea  in a rush<br><br>  Now Princess   must truly fight<br>  For the lives of 300 souls<br>  She knows she must stay water tight<br>  To guard the secret in her holds<br><br>  Don't be afraid Sophie<br>  You are safe with me<br>  Hold your head up Sophie<br>  We'll get through you'll see<br><br>  Into the darkened wind blown sea <br>  The Sophie now is driven<br>  Onto the upper decks all must flee<br>  Knowing her hull is riven<br><br>  Down we go now Sophie   my love<br>  Deep down into the abyss<br>  I tried to save you with help from above<br>  But I fear we are gone to the myst<br><br>  I'm so sorry Sophie  my love<br>  I tried my best you see<br>  We'll still protect the Treasure  <br>  Together at the bottom of the sea<br>  <br>  <br>From the wreck of the Princess Sophia<br>She went down off the Alaskan coast, in 1918<br>All 343 souls perished in the icy Alaskan waters<br>The Sophia was rumored to have held more than<br>a million dollars worth of Gold on board when she<br>went down<br><br>D]]></content:encoded>
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