The Irish Descendants - Will they lie there ever more

I was ^Dborn under the stars, Never ^Ameant to journey f^Bmar From a^Gll the f^Daces ^Gand the ^Dplace That I called ^Ahome And my ^Dfather lived the same And his f^Aather before ^Bmhim But ^Gnow I ^Dsee in ^Gmy son's ^Deyes Something has c^Ahanged And the ^Bmsmoke it has stopped ^F#mrising From the ^Gchimney up the ^Droad And the light no longer ^Ashines over the ^Bmdoor Last y^Dear I lent a ^Ahand The haul the ^Bmboats unto the ^Eland They've been ^Dlyin' there for ^Anineteen months Or ^Bmmore And I ^Dwonder will they ^Alie there everm^Dore

Wasn't ^Dmany years ago That the ^Amen 'round here would ^Bmgo Out ^Gin there ^Dskiffs and ^Ghaul their ^Dtraps out on the ^Abay And then ^Dshortly they'd return Loaded d^Aown from stem to ^Bmstern ^GAnd we'd ^Doff the ^Gfish then ^Dstow the gear a^Away Now the ^Bmwaters are as ^F#mbarren As the ^Gcliff that guard the ^Dcove And catch the north wind ^Ablowin' off the ^Bmshore And I ^Dwonder how an ^Aocean Turns as ^Bmlifeless as a ^Estone And I ^Dwonder can the s^Aea revive once ^Bmmore And I ^Dwonder will they ^Alie there ever^Dmore

Well I ^Dhear some people say We'd be ^Abetter off to ^Bmstay ^Gashore And ^Dtrain for ^Gjobs out^Dside the ^Afishery Now wouldn't ^DI look like a fool? To go t^Araipsin' off to ^Bmschool ^GAfter ^Dforty ^Gyears of ^Dlivin' of the ^Asea Now my ^Bmson he's barely ^F#mtwenty-one And h^Gandy at the ^Dtrawl For ^Dyears he helped my ^Afish the Labra^Bmdor Now he's ^Dmovin' to On^Atario bef^Bmore the first snow^Efall Dad theirs ^Dnothin' left for ^Ame 'round here no ^Bmmore And I ^Dwonder will I ^Asee his children ^Bmborn---^G-| And I ^Dwonder will they l^Aie there ever^Dmore