“A Ballad of White-Water Men”
Description
Singer tells of Mike Corrigan, the best white-water man. Among his deeds: breaking up logjams at Sour-na-Hunk and Ambejejus Falls, flying like a bird, landing on his pike-pole and whizzing around so fast that his hair scorched the air and fried the wind
References
- Beck 26, "A Ballad of White-Water Men" (1 text)
- Roud #8858
- BI, Be026