Great Big Sea - Barque in the Harbour
Tabbed by Owen Tosh
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Intro:
[Dm] [C] [Dm] [C]
[Dm] [C] [Dm] [C]
From a b[Dm]arque in the harbo[C]ur I went r[C]oaming on sh[Dm]ore
And stepped [F]into a p[C]ub where I was [Dm]oft times bef[C]ore
And [F]as I was s[Dm]itting and enj[C]oying my gl[Dm]ass
Who ch[Dm]anced to walk in b[C]ut a y[C]oung Spanish l[Dm]ass[C][Dm][C]
She s[Dm]at down beside m[C]e and kept squ[C]eezing my h[Dm]and
Saying S[F]ir you're a str[C]anger not l[Dm]ong to this l[C]and
Will you r[F]oam, Johnny S[Dm]ailor, would you r[C]oam along with m[Dm]e
To s[Dm]ome lonesome spot wh[C]ere nob[C]ody can s[Dm]ee[C]
Don't you l[F]eave me Johnny S[C]ailor were the w[Dm]ords she did cr[C]y
W[Dm]aving and weep[C]ing and w[F]iping her [C]eyes
Wh[F]en you reach h[C]ome in your [Dm]own Newfoundl[C]and
Think [Dm]of the young Span[C]iard who kept squ[C]eezing your h[Dm]and[C][Dm][C]
I qu[Dm]ickly consent[C]ed with h[C]er for to r[Dm]oam
She l[F]ived by hers[C]elf in a n[Dm]eat little h[C]ome
She was br[F]isk, plump and j[Dm]olly and her [C]age scare ninet[Dm]een
And the n[Dm]ame of that maid[C]en I th[C]ink was Ir[Dm]ene[C][Dm][C]
One f[Dm]ine summer's morn[C]ing our sh[C]ip, she set s[Dm]ail
And d[F]own by the s[C]eashore lovely [Dm]Irene she c[C]ame
Waving h[F]er pocket h[Dm]ankerchief and w[C]iping her [Dm]eyes
Don't l[Dm]eave me Johnny Sail[C]or were the w[C]ords she did cr[Dm]y[C]
I'll g[Dm]ive you farewell l[C]ove on a f[C]ine summer's br[Dm]eeze
But l[F]ove don't forg[C]et me when you're cr[Dm]ossing the s[C]ea
And wh[F]en you are m[Dm]arried and enj[C]oying your br[Dm]ide
Think [Dm]on the young maid[C]en who l[C]ay by your s[Dm]ide
Tabbed by Owen Tosh
mailfortytwo@gmail.com
http://42.servehttp.com
Intro:
[Dm] [C] [Dm] [C]
[Dm] [C] [Dm] [C]
From a b[Dm]arque in the harbo[C]ur I went r[C]oaming on sh[Dm]ore
And stepped [F]into a p[C]ub where I was [Dm]oft times bef[C]ore
And [F]as I was s[Dm]itting and enj[C]oying my gl[Dm]ass
Who ch[Dm]anced to walk in b[C]ut a y[C]oung Spanish l[Dm]ass[C][Dm][C]
She s[Dm]at down beside m[C]e and kept squ[C]eezing my h[Dm]and
Saying S[F]ir you're a str[C]anger not l[Dm]ong to this l[C]and
Will you r[F]oam, Johnny S[Dm]ailor, would you r[C]oam along with m[Dm]e
To s[Dm]ome lonesome spot wh[C]ere nob[C]ody can s[Dm]ee[C]
Don't you l[F]eave me Johnny S[C]ailor were the w[Dm]ords she did cr[C]y
W[Dm]aving and weep[C]ing and w[F]iping her [C]eyes
Wh[F]en you reach h[C]ome in your [Dm]own Newfoundl[C]and
Think [Dm]of the young Span[C]iard who kept squ[C]eezing your h[Dm]and[C][Dm][C]
I qu[Dm]ickly consent[C]ed with h[C]er for to r[Dm]oam
She l[F]ived by hers[C]elf in a n[Dm]eat little h[C]ome
She was br[F]isk, plump and j[Dm]olly and her [C]age scare ninet[Dm]een
And the n[Dm]ame of that maid[C]en I th[C]ink was Ir[Dm]ene[C][Dm][C]
One f[Dm]ine summer's morn[C]ing our sh[C]ip, she set s[Dm]ail
And d[F]own by the s[C]eashore lovely [Dm]Irene she c[C]ame
Waving h[F]er pocket h[Dm]ankerchief and w[C]iping her [Dm]eyes
Don't l[Dm]eave me Johnny Sail[C]or were the w[C]ords she did cr[Dm]y[C]
I'll g[Dm]ive you farewell l[C]ove on a f[C]ine summer's br[Dm]eeze
But l[F]ove don't forg[C]et me when you're cr[Dm]ossing the s[C]ea
And wh[F]en you are m[Dm]arried and enj[C]oying your br[Dm]ide
Think [Dm]on the young maid[C]en who l[C]ay by your s[Dm]ide
