Am Em Out beyond the street lamps, where the calliopes roarAm Em Past the wrack and samphire, beyond the shoreC Dsus2 I've seen them walking through the tide, as the rain cuts through the sprayAm Em E Chinese cockle pickers on the sands of Morecambe bayAm Em I stood beside them in the corner shop, and in the market tooAm Em I should have spoken to them, told them everything we knewC Dsus2 Like our mothers told us, as we went out to playAm Em E Never try to race and tide, on the sands of Morecambe BayC G For the tide is the devil, it will run you out of breathF G E Race you to the seashore, chase you to your deathC G The tides the very devil, and the devil has its dayF G Am On the lonely cockle banks of Morecambe bayAm Em Saw them sending money orders home, their hard earned payAm Em Tales of crossing borders, on the road to Morecambe bayC Dsus2 Sleeping in crowded rooms, on cold hard floorsAm Em E Such dreamless life, is not worth dying forAm Em And now we see them in the distance, laid out in the morning lightAm Em Migrant workers, twenty three were drowned last nightC Dsus2 There final phone calls, halfway round the world crossedAm Em E As between two river estuaries, they raced the tide and lostC G For the tide is the devil, it will run you out of breathF G E Race you to the seashore, chase you to your deathC G The tides the very devil, and the devil has its dayF G Am On the lonely cockle banks of Morecambe bayC G In Fugian and Xelang, they mourn their next of kinF G E Gang masters, with snake tattoos, calling money loans back inC G Broken hearted parents, watch their children stole awayF G Am To die upon the cockle banks of Morecambe bayAm Em The tides the very devil, and the devil has its dayF G Am On the lonely cockle banks of Morecambe bay
On Morecambe Bay
Christy Moore
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