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Oh, wild and furious blew the blast
And the clouds were hanging 'round
When the Dandenong from Melbourne sailed
To Newcastle Port was bound
She had eighty-three poor souls on board
Through the storm she cleaved her way
Well, it's sad to relate her terrible fate
Was just off Jervis Bay
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
While steering through the briny waves
And the clouds were hanging 'round
When the Dandenong from Melbourne sailed
To Newcastle Port was bound
She had eighty-three poor souls on board
Through the storm she cleaved her way
Well, it's sad to relate her terrible fate
Was just off Jervis Bay
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
While steering through the briny waves
A propelling shaft gave way
And the waters they came crashing in
Which filled us with dismay
All hands on board did all they could
Till at length all hope was gone
And they hoisted a signal of distress
On board of the Dandenong
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
It was not long until a barque
Of a brisk and lively crew
Came bearing down and the Captain cried
"We'll see what we can do!"
And the waters they came crashing in
Which filled us with dismay
All hands on board did all they could
Till at length all hope was gone
And they hoisted a signal of distress
On board of the Dandenong
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
It was not long until a barque
Of a brisk and lively crew
Came bearing down and the Captain cried
"We'll see what we can do!"
Came bearing down with might and main
In spite of land or wave
They did all they could as sailors would
Those precious lives to save
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
Now some in boats they tried to reach
That kind and friendly barque
And numbers of their lives were saved
But the night came on pitch dark
What mortal man then could do more
When the storm increased on strong
And the rest now sleep in the briny deep
In spite of land or wave
They did all they could as sailors would
Those precious lives to save
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
Now some in boats they tried to reach
That kind and friendly barque
And numbers of their lives were saved
But the night came on pitch dark
What mortal man then could do more
When the storm increased on strong
And the rest now sleep in the briny deep
Along with the Dandenong
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
And I dream of you, I dream of sleep
I dream of being warm
But through the night I have to sail
All through this raging storm
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