| Ma jolie, how do you do?
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| Mon nom est Jean-Guy Thibault-Leroux
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| I come from East of Gatineau
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| My name is Jean-Guy, ma jolie
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| J’ai une maison à Lafontaine
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| Where we can live, if you marry me
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| Une belle maison à Lafontaine
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| Where we will live, you and me
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| O-oh Louise… ma jolie Louise
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| Tous les matins au soleil
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| I will work till work is done
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| Tous les matins au soleil
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| I did work till work is done
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| And one day the foreman
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| Said Â"Jean-Guy, we must let you go
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| Et puis mon nom, why est pas bon
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| At the mill any more
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| O-oh Louise, I’m losing my head
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| I’m losing my head
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| My kids are small, four and three
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| Et la bouteille, she’s mon amie
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| I drink the rum till I can’t see
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| It hides the shame Louise does not see
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| The carousel turns in my head
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| And I can’t hide, oh no no no no
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| And the rage turns in my head
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| And Louise, I struck her down
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| Down on the ground… I’m losing my mind
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| I’m losing my mind
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| En septembre soixante-trois
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| The kids are gone and so is Louise
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| Ontario they did go
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| Near la ville de Toronto
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| Now my tears, they roll down
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| Tous les jours, o-o-o-oh
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| And I remember the days
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| And the promises that we made
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| O-oh Louise, ma jolie Louise, ma jolie Louise |