1..Come all ye bold sailors who follow the Lakes. On iron ore vessels your living to make. I shipped in Chicago, bid adieu to the shore. Bound..away to Escanaba for red iron ore. 
2..'Twas middle September, the seventeenth day. Two dollars and..a quarter was all they would pay. at dawn Monday morning the Bridgeport did take The E. C. Roberts out onto the Lake. 
6..To Saginaw Bay did the swift Roberts ride. With dark and deep water arollin her side. And then to Port Huron the Roberts did go. Where..the tugboat Kate Williams took us in her tow.

Interesting, it ommits the last verse. Culrit seems the empty verse. Moving the last 2 verses up and it works:

1..Come all ye bold sailors who follow the Lakes. On iron ore vessels your living to make. I shipped in Chicago, bid adieu to the shore. Bound..away to Escanaba for red iron ore. 
2..'Twas middle September, the seventeenth day. Two dollars and..a quarter was all they would pay. at dawn Monday morning the Bridgeport did take The E. C. Roberts out onto the Lake. 
6..To Saginaw Bay did the swift Roberts ride. With dark and deep water arollin her side. And then to Port Huron the Roberts did go. Where..the tugboat Kate Williams took us in her tow. 
7..We sailed her to Cleveland, made fast stem and stern. And over the bottle we'll spin a big yarn. Here's health to the Roberts, she's strong and she's true. And health to bold boys who make up her crew.

Probably a bug