| Song | The Crawl |
| Artist | Fiddler's Green |
| Album | Folk Raider |
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| Chorus: | |
| Well we're good old boys, we come from the Northern Shore | |
| Drinkers and carousers the likes you've never seen | |
| And this night by God! We drank ‘til there was no more | |
| From the Troller to the Raven with all stops in between. | |
| But it all began one afternoon on the shores of Ambleside | |
| We were sittin' there quite peacefully with the rising of the tide | |
| When an idea it came to mind for to usher in the fall | |
| So we all agreed next Friday night we'd go out on the crawl | |
| Chorus | |
| We planned to have a gay old time, the cash we did not spare | |
| So We left all the cars at home and paid the taxi fare | |
| I got out to Horseshoe Bay a little after five | |
| From a table in the corner I heard familiar voices rise | |
| Chorus | |
| Spirits they ran high that night old stories we did share | |
| Of the days when we were younger men and never had a care | |
| The beer flowed like a river and we drank the keg near dry | |
| So we drained down all our glasses and were thirsty bye and bye | |
| Chorus | |
| Park Royal Hotel, The Rusty Gull, Square-Rigger and Queens Cross | |
| We'd started out with eight good boys but half had gotten lost | |
| For you'll never keep the lads together when their eyes began to rove | |
| So there was just the three of us that made it to Deep Cove | |
| Chorus | |
| We arrived out at The Raven just in time for the last call | |
| The final destination of this the first annual crawl | |
| We dug deep into our pockets there was no money to be found | |
| Nine miles home and for walking we are bound |
| Chorus: | |
| Well we' re good old boys, we come from the Northern Shore | |
| Drinkers and carousers the likes you' ve never seen | |
| And this night by God! We drank ' til there was no more | |
| From the Troller to the Raven with all stops in between. | |
| But it all began one afternoon on the shores of Ambleside | |
| We were sittin' there quite peacefully with the rising of the tide | |
| When an idea it came to mind for to usher in the fall | |
| So we all agreed next Friday night we' d go out on the crawl | |
| Chorus | |
| We planned to have a gay old time, the cash we did not spare | |
| So We left all the cars at home and paid the taxi fare | |
| I got out to Horseshoe Bay a little after five | |
| From a table in the corner I heard familiar voices rise | |
| Chorus | |
| Spirits they ran high that night old stories we did share | |
| Of the days when we were younger men and never had a care | |
| The beer flowed like a river and we drank the keg near dry | |
| So we drained down all our glasses and were thirsty bye and bye | |
| Chorus | |
| Park Royal Hotel, The Rusty Gull, SquareRigger and Queens Cross | |
| We' d started out with eight good boys but half had gotten lost | |
| For you' ll never keep the lads together when their eyes began to rove | |
| So there was just the three of us that made it to Deep Cove | |
| Chorus | |
| We arrived out at The Raven just in time for the last call | |
| The final destination of this the first annual crawl | |
| We dug deep into our pockets there was no money to be found | |
| Nine miles home and for walking we are bound |
| Chorus: | |
| Well we' re good old boys, we come from the Northern Shore | |
| Drinkers and carousers the likes you' ve never seen | |
| And this night by God! We drank ' til there was no more | |
| From the Troller to the Raven with all stops in between. | |
| But it all began one afternoon on the shores of Ambleside | |
| We were sittin' there quite peacefully with the rising of the tide | |
| When an idea it came to mind for to usher in the fall | |
| So we all agreed next Friday night we' d go out on the crawl | |
| Chorus | |
| We planned to have a gay old time, the cash we did not spare | |
| So We left all the cars at home and paid the taxi fare | |
| I got out to Horseshoe Bay a little after five | |
| From a table in the corner I heard familiar voices rise | |
| Chorus | |
| Spirits they ran high that night old stories we did share | |
| Of the days when we were younger men and never had a care | |
| The beer flowed like a river and we drank the keg near dry | |
| So we drained down all our glasses and were thirsty bye and bye | |
| Chorus | |
| Park Royal Hotel, The Rusty Gull, SquareRigger and Queens Cross | |
| We' d started out with eight good boys but half had gotten lost | |
| For you' ll never keep the lads together when their eyes began to rove | |
| So there was just the three of us that made it to Deep Cove | |
| Chorus | |
| We arrived out at The Raven just in time for the last call | |
| The final destination of this the first annual crawl | |
| We dug deep into our pockets there was no money to be found | |
| Nine miles home and for walking we are bound |