/ G / C Well, it's / Blackfish at play in / Hermitage Bay,/ D / G From / push through across to Bois / Island. (pronounced BWAS)/ G They / broach and they spout, and/ C They / lift their flukes out, and/ A / D They / wave to a town that is / dyin'./ G / C Now it's / many's the boats, that has / plied on the foam,C / C - D Hauling a - way, / Hauling a - way!/ G /C But there's / many more fellows, been / leaving their homes,/ D / G Where the / whales make free in the / harbour./ G / C It's at / Portage and Main you'll / see them again,/ D / G On their / way to the hills of Al - / berta./ G / C With / lop-side grins, they / waggle their chins, and/ A / D They / brag of the wage they'll be / earnin'./ G Then it's / quick, pull the string boys, andC / Get the / tool out,C / C - D Haul it a - way, / Haul it a - way!/ G / C But just / two years ago, you could / hear the same shout,/ D / G Where the / whales make free in the / harbour. Chorus:G / D / G / D Free in the / Harbour; the / Blackfish are sporting a - / gain,G / C / / C - Free in the / Harbour; un - / troubled by comings and / goings of men,D/ G / C Who / once did pursue them as / oil from the sea,C / C - D Hauling a - way, / Hauling a - way!/ G / C Now they're / Calgary roughnecks from / Hermitage Bay,/ D / G Where the / whales make free in the / harbour. Break:/ G / C Well, it's a / living they've found, / deep in the ground, and/ D / G If there's / doubts, it's best they ig - / nore them./ G / C Nor / think on the bones, the / crosses and stones,/ A / D Of their / fathers that came there be - / fore them./ G / C In the / taverns of Edmonton, / fishermen shout,C / C - D Haul it a - way, / Haul it a - way!/ G / C They left / three hundred years buried / up by the Bay,/ D / G Where the / whales make free in the / harbour. Chorus:G / C / G Free in the / harbour...a - / gain.
Free In The Harbour
Stan Rogers
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