Free In The Harbour

It's at / Po[G]rtage and Main you'll / see them again,  [C]
On their / way t[D]o the hills of Al - / berta.         [G]
With / lop-[G]side grins, they / waggle their c[C]hins, and
They / brag[A] of the wage they'll be / earnin'.            [D]
Then it's / quick[G], pull the string boys, and
[C]Get the / tool out,
[C]Haul it a - way, / Haul it[C] a - way!      [D]
But just / two y[G]ears ago, you could / hear the same shout, [C]
Where the / whales m[D]ake free in the / harbour.                 [G]

[G]Free in the / Harbou[D]r; the / Blackfish are[G] sporting a - / gain,                       [D]
F[G]ree in the / Harbou[C]r; un - / troubled by comings and / goings of men,                  [C]                                 [D]
Who / once [G]did pursue them as / oil from the sea,      [C]
[C]Hauling a - way, / Hauling a[C] - way!          [D]
Now they're / Calgary r[G]oughnecks from / Hermitage Bay,             [C]
Where the / whales ma[D]ke free in the / harbour.                 [G]

Well, it's a / livin[G]g they've found, / deep in the gro[C]und, and
If there's / doub[D]ts, it's best they ig - / nore them.       [G]
Nor / thi[G]nk on the bones, the / crosses and stone[C]s,
Of their / fathe[A]rs that came there be - / fore them.            [D]
In the / tav[G]erns of Edmonton, / fishermen shout, [C]
[C]Haul it a - way, / Haul it[C] a - way!      [D]
They left / three[G] hundred years buried / up by the Bay,          [C]
Where the / whales ma[D]ke free in the / harbour.                [G]

[G]Free in the / harbou[C]r...a - / gain.      [G]