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Great traditional Newfoundland song in 6/8 time. Capo III Chorus between each verse. G D G
It's been some Cyears ago Since I left from my Gisland To go to the Dmainland, Like the old folks would Gsay; C G As I walked up the Cgangway And I stood on the Gstarboard And I gazed on the Dharbour On a grey foggy Gday. C G
(Chorus)
Summer days they were Cwarmer then When we laughed with the Gold fishermen, And they cursed when the Dfog rolled in, Then they made up the Ghay; C G It's been more than a Clong, long time Since I held you and cGalled you mine, And we waited for the Dsun to shine On a grey foggy Gday.C G
To wake in the Cearly morn To the sound of the Gold fog horn, And wait for the Dmen to return With their boats in the Gbay; C G All these things I don't Csee no more When I lived on the Gold cape shore, And I gazed on the Dboats on the moors On a grey foggy Gday. C G
Summer days they were Cwarmer then When we laughed with the Gold fishermen, And they cursed when the Dfog rolled in, Then they made up the Ghay; C G It's been more than a Clong, long time Since I held you and cGalled you mine, And we waited for the sDun to shine On a grey foggy Gday. C G
And as long as my Cheart don't break, From those old memoGries, Old lovers and oDld used-to-be's, I'll come home to sGtay; C G I can still hear the Cocean roar Through the hills on the oGld cape shore, There are no fishing Dboats anymore, But it's a grey foggy Gday. C G
Summer days they were Cwarmer then When we laughed with the Gold fishermen, And they cursed when the Dfog rolled in, Then they made up the Ghay; C G It's been more than a Clong, long time Since I held you and Gcalled you mine, And we waited for the Dsun to shine On a grey foggy Gday. C G
And I pray that the Dsun will shine .... On this grey foggy Gday. C G