N.C. Ma jolie, how do you Ado?
Mon nom est EJean-Guy Thibault-LeAroux
A I come from East of GatiAneau
My name is EJean-Guy, ma jolAie A
J'ai une maiEson à LafontaEine
Where we could lAive, if you marry mAe
Une belle maiEson à LafontaEine
Where we will lF#mive, you and Dme
Oh-oh LouAise, ma Ejolie LouAise
Ma Ejolie LouAise
A Tous les matins au solAeil
I will wEork 'til work is Adone
A Tous les matins au solAeil
I did wEork 'til work was AdoneA
And one Eday the foremEan said :
"Jean-GuAy, we must let you gAo"
Et puis mon Enom, y'est pas bEon
At the F#mmill any mDore
Oh-oh LouAise, I'm Elosing my heAad
I'm Elosing my Ahead
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A My kids are small, four and Athree
Et la bouEteille, she's mon amAie
A I drink the rum 'til I can't Asee
It hides the Eshame Louise does not Asee A
CarousEel turns in my heEad
And I can't hAide, oh no no no nAo
And the rEage turned in my Ehead
And LouF#mise, I struck her doDwn
Down on the Aground, I'm Elosing my Amind
I'm Elosing my mAind
A En septembre soixante-Atrois
Kids are gEone and so is ALouise
A Ontario did they Ago
Near la viElle de TorontAo A
Now my teEars, they roll doEwn
Tous les joAurs, hum, hum, hum, Ahum
And I reEmember the dEays
And the F#mpromises that we Dmade
Oh-oh LAouise, ma Ejolie LouAise
Ma Ejolie LouiAse
A Ma jolie, how do you Ado?
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E Ma jolie LouDise
D Ma jolie LouDise
D Ma jolie LouBbise
Bb Ma jolie LouAise