| Summary: | A lyrical song in which the author reminisces scenes and landscapes from Newfoundland (shores, friends, berries, caplin) as well as the earlier days where he walked by them in the company of his young bride Maggie to whom the song is addressed. The song was composed by Aubrey Pearce from Maberly, Trinity Bay, in 1966 on the occasion of "Come Home Year" in Newfoundland. It was sung to the tune of "When You and I Were Young, Maggie". The song was collected from a clipping of the "Fisherman's Advocate" (no further details).
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