I have transcribed a number of songs for a presentation titled 'Of Rivers, Boats and the Sea' for the 37th Top Half Folk Festival next month. I might as well post those that are not in the DT or forum already. Here is the first.

CHRISTIAN ISLAND
(Gordon Lightfoot)

I'm sailin' down the summer wind
I've got whiskers on my chin
And I like the mood I'm in
As I while away the time of day
In the lee of Christian Island
Tall and strong, she dips and reels
I call her Silver Heels
And she tells me how she feels
She's a good old boat and she'll stay afloat
Through the toughest gale and keep smilin'
But for one more day, she would like to stay
In the lee of Christian Island

I'm sailin' down the summer day
Where the fish and seagulls play
I put my troubles all away
And when the gale comes up Ill fill my cup
With the whiskey of the highlands
She's a good old ship and she'll make the trip
From the lee of Christian Island

Tall and strong, she slips along
I sing for her a song
And she leans into the wind
She's a good old boat and she'll stay afloat
Through the toughest gale and keep smilin'
When the summer ends we will rest again
In the lee of Christian Island

Source: Gordon Lightfoot 'Don Quixote' Warner Archives CD 9 45687-2

--Stewie.