The F-V Mary Ann

G G How she'd known C G She not see him again D G and his boat would never pull back in the harbor G for the only life he known C G was all for fisherman D G She never thought the Mary Ann would flounder G She remembers well C G The day the Chris and her D G C G with the party and the twenty dollar bottle G and how she was surprised C G out her name fresh on the side D G left her by the husband she would cuddle G the gear it was all new C G the deeck was painted blue D G how she bowed when first she set in motions G but she iced up in the storm C G just could not perform D G and now she on the bottom of the ocean C G D G C G and has it hit the water C G he cried loud her name D G my Mary Ann my loves for you i'm dying G and if it were to me C G i return from the sea D G just to keep those pretty eyes from crying G the silent it the night C G beneath the harbor light D G a woman waits for boat should be returned G and soon enought she'll know C G her husband and his boat D G are lying in the ocean cold and chilling G How she'd known C G She not see him again