Will They Lie There Ever More

The Irish Descendants

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Tom:
Intro D A Em D A D VERSE 1
D I was born under the stars,
A D Never meant to journey far From all the faces and the place
G A That I called home
D And my father lived the same
A D And his father before him But now I see in my son's eyes
G A Something has changed
G A And the smoke it has stopped rising
G D From the chimney up the road
A G And the light no longer shines over the door
D A Last year I lent a hand
D Em The haul the boats unto the land
D A G They've been lyin' there for nineteen months Or more
D A D And I wonder will they lie there evermore VERSE 2
D Wasn't many years ago
A D That the men 'round here would go
G A Out in there skiffs and haul their traps out on the bay
D And then shortly they'd return
A D Loaded down from stem to stern
D G A And we'd off the fish then stow the gear away
G A Now the waters are as barren
G D As the cliff that guard the cove
A G And catch the north wind blowin' off the shore
D A And I wonder how an ocean
D Em Turns as lifeless as a stone
D A G And I wonder can the sea revive once more
D A D And I wonder will they lie there evermore Solo VERSE 3
D Well I hear some people say
A D We'd be better off to stay ashore
D G A And train for jobs outside the fishery
D Now wouldn't I look like a fool?
A D To go traipsin' off to school
G A After forty years of livin' of the sea
G A Now my son he's barely twenty-one
G D And handy at the trawl
D A G For years he helped my fish the Labrador
D A G Em Now he's movin' to Ontario before the first snowfall
D A G Dad theirs nothin' left for me 'round here no more
D A G And I wonder will I see his children born
D A D And I wonder will they lie there evermore
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