As I went out walkin' upon a fine day
I got awful lonesome as the day passed away
I sat there a-musing, alone on the grass
When who should sit by me but a pretty young lass

She sat down beside me and took hold of my hand
Said, "You sure be a stranger, and in a strange land."
She asked me to marry and gave me her hand
Said, "My pappy's a chieftain all over this land."

"My pappy's a chieftain, and ruler be he
I'm his only daughter and my name is Mohee"
I answered and told her that it never could be
For I had my own sweetheart in my own country

I had my aen sweetheart, and I knew she loved me
Her heart was as true as any Mohee
So I said, "I must leave you and it's goodbye my dear
There's wind in my canvas and it's home I must steer."

At home with relations I tried for to see
But there wasn't a one like my little Mohee
And the one I had trusted proved untrue to me
So I sailed o'er the ocean to my little Mohee