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T:Make and Break Harbour
C:Stan Rogers
N:'Songs from Fogarty's Bay'
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w:How still lies the bay_ in the light west-ern airs_
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w:Which blow from the crim-son hor-i__-zon Once
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w:more we tack home with a dry emp-ty hold_ Sav-ing
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w:gas with the breez-es so_ fair She's a
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w:kind-ly Cape Is_-land-er, old, but still sound But so
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w:lost in the long lin-er's sha__-dow Make and
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w:break, and make do, but the fish are so few_ That she
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w:won't be re-placed_ should she foun-der_
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w:In Make and Break Har-bour the boats_ are so
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w:few Too ma-ny are pulled up and rot-ten
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w:Most hous-es stand emp-ty, old nets hung_ to
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w:dry Are blown a-way,_ lost and for-got-ten