Great Big Sea - Barque in the harbour

From a b^Amarque in the harbo^Gur I went r^Goaming on sh^Amore And stepped ^Cinto a p^Gub where I was ^Amoft times bef^Gore And ^Cas I was s^Amitting and enj^Goying my gl^Amass Who ch^Amanced to walk in b^Gut a y^Goung Spanish l^Amass ^{G Am G}

She s^Amat down beside m^Ge and kept squ^Geezing my h^Amand Saying S^Cir you're a str^Ganger not l^Among to this l^Gand Will you r^Coam, Johnny S^Amailor, would you r^Goam along with m^Ame To s^Amome lonesome spot wh^Gere nob^Gody can s^Amee ^G

Don't you l^Ceave me Johnny S^Gailor were the w^Amords she did cr^Gy W^Amaving and weep^Ging and w^Ciping her ^Geyes Wh^Cen you reach h^Gome in your ^Amown Newfoundl^Gand Think ^Amof the young Span^Giard who kept squ^Geezing your h^Amand ^{G Am G}

I qu^Amickly consent^Ged with h^Ger for to r^Amoam She l^Cived by hers^Gelf in a n^Ameat little h^Gome She was br^Cisk, plump and j^Amolly and her ^Gage scare ninet^Ameen And the n^Amame of that maid^Gen I th^Gink was Ir^Amene ^{G Am G}

One f^Amine summer's morn^Ging our sh^Gip, she set s^Amail And d^Cown by the s^Geashore lovely ^AmIrene she c^Game Waving h^Cer pocket h^Amankerchief and w^Giping her ^Ameyes Don't l^Ameave me Johnny Sail^Gor were the w^Gords she did cr^Amy ^G

I'll g^Amive you farewell l^Gove on a f^Gine summer's br^Ameeze But l^Cove don't forg^Get me when you're cr^Amossing the s^Gea And wh^Cen you are m^Amarried and enj^Goying your br^Amide Think ^Amon the young maid^Gen who l^Gay by your s^Amide