Barque In The Harbour Chords

Standard (EADGBE)

Intro

Dm C Dm C

Dm C Dm C

 From a bDmarque in the harboCur I went rCoaming on shDmore

 And stepped Finto a pCub where I was Dmoft times befCore

 And Fas I was sDmitting and enjCoying my glDmass

 Who chDmanced to walk in bCut a yCoung Spanish lDmass C Dm C

 She sDmat down beside mCe and kept squCeezing my hDmand

 Saying SFir you're a strCanger not lDmong to this lCand

 Will you rFoam, Johnny SDmailor, would you rCoam along with mDme

 To sDmome lonesome spot whCere nobCody can sDmee C

  Don't you lFeave me Johnny SCailor were the wDmords she did crCy

  WDmaving and weepCing and wFiping her Ceyes

  WhFen you reach hCome in your Dmown NewfoundlCand

  Think Dmof the young SpanCiard who kept squCeezing your hDmand C Dm C

 I quDmickly consentCed with hCer for to rDmoam

 She lFived by hersCelf in a nDmeat little hCome

 She was brFisk, plump and jDmolly and her Cage scare ninetDmeen

 And the nDmame of that maidCen I thCink was IrDmene C Dm C

 One fDmine summer's mornCing our shCip, she set sDmail

 And dFown by the sCeashore lovely DmIrene she cCame

 Waving hFer pocket hDmankerchief and wCiping her Dmeyes

 Don't lDmeave me Johnny SailCor were the wCords she did crDmy C

 I'll gDmive you farewell lCove on a fCine summer's brDmeeze

 But lFove don't forgCet me when you're crDmossing the sCea

 And whFen you are mDmarried and enjCoying your brDmide

 Think Dmon the young maidCen who lCay by your sDmide