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    In the song Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald by Gordon Lightfoot, what would be the total number of times the church bells would have to have chimed?

    Question #57357. Asked by dejavucub4. (May 24 05 3:41 PM)


    jbean

    		29 times, one chime for each man lost.

    May 24 05, 3:57 PM
    jbean

    		The line in the song says '29 times for each man', but 841 rings seems somewhat disrespectful.

    May 24 05, 4:08 PM

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