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The speaker plans to take a woman to Alberta and Lake LOUISE, recalling a last dancing song and a tune called Mov'in Day.

The promise of no lone wanderings is followed by silence that can help the speaker. Travel and music give the sparse lyric forms of company.

A short typed lyric in which the speaker says 'I am going to take her to Alberta' and 'To the lake LOUISE', calling it 'the last song that ever danced for me'. It closes on 'Mov'in Day is a great tune / With no lone wanderings' and 'Silence is alive to help me out'.

The page works in paired lines separated by space, moving from a travel promise to a song and then to silence. Music and a named lake stand in for company, and the final line treats quiet as an ally rather than a loss. The single pencil word completing the lake's name is the only handwritten addition.