Isle Of Newfoundland

G D A D G In the cold Canadian waters, north from the coast of Maine, D A A7 There's an island called Newfoundland, swept by snow, wind and rain; D G D G On the island, there's a village, with its customs and its ways, D A7 D The little town of Carmanville, my home of childhood days. G Those childhood days were something, carefree all the time, D A A7 There's a girl in every story and you know there's one in mine; D G D G She broke my heart so often and it stays a little sore, D A7 D D7 That's the reason I left home and can't go back no more. G Where the people make a living on the land and on the sea, D A A7 There are people on the island that mean the world to me; D G D G I wish I had the power to change the path of time, D A7 D And live again in Newfoundland, my home of childhood times. Spoken: G I'd love to watch the sailboats as they glide across the bay, D A A7 To see again the farmers sow the seeds and cut the hay; D G D G You see, the island has no strangers, everybody is your friend, D A7 D The little isle of Newfoundland I'd love to see a- gain. G Where the people make a living on the land and on the sea, D A A7 There are people on that island that mean the world to me; D G D G I wish I had the power to change the path of time, D A7 D D7 And live again in Newfoundland, my home of childhood times. G D A7 D To live again in Newfoundland, my home of childhood times. A D