G F C FG Uncle Emile's been gone now nearly ten daysC G Told his wife he be goin' for the fishingEm But in the waters off St. Pierre and Miquelon IslesC Am The fishes come in bottles of goldG If the Anne-Marie don't break and the Mounties stayin' blindC Em He'll be back before the moon is risingC G With a very fine catch all safe in the holdC G Thirty cases of Trinidad lightC D7 G F C F For Acadian Saturday nightG Now Emmeline Comeau works the general storeC G My Papa says she's good for the custom'sEm She got eyes like fire and hair past her shouldersC Am As shiny black as Cumberland coalG You can see her Sunday morning on the St Phillipe roadC Em Her maman close behind like a dragonC G But her mama doesn't know what she does behind the hallC G Away from the music and the lightC D7 G On Acadian Saturday nightD C G And it's oh, don't the fiddles make you rollC Em Your heart she will pound like a hammerD B7 Em C There's a fat lady beating her piano like a drumG And everybody's higher than a kiteC D7 G F C F On Acadian Saturday night [Solo Break]G F C FG Now granpa says it was better in his dayC G The Mounties stayed away from the partiesG And they didn't mind a fight when the spirit got highC Am You could always throw them out in the snowG And the rum was better and it came in bigger bottlesC Em And the revenue cutters were slowC G Still, the old Anne-Marie has wings on the waterC G And there's nothing like Trinidad lightC D7 G For Acadian Saturday nightD C G And it's oh, don't the fiddles make you rollC Em Your heart she will pound like a hammerD B7 Em C There's a fat lady beating her piano like a drumG And everybody's higher than a kiteD C G And it's oh, don't the fiddles make you rollC Em Your heart she will pound like a hammerD B7 Em C There's a fat lady beating her piano like a drumG And everybody's higher than a kiteC D7 G F C F On Acadian Saturday night
Acadian Saturday Night
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