Jennigans Harbour

G D G C Em D C G G D G C Em D C G G C There’s an old man going out to sea. G C He’s going out where no one else will be. D C Am And God knows (God knows) when he’ll make his trip back home. D C Am D Head up some days later with the tides and the foam. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ going out to the island. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ coming home. G C I think it’s sweet to see the wives G C And the daughters greeting their dads G D Em Rolling in to Jennigan’s Harbour. C D C G Rolling home to Jennigan’s Harbour. G C D D G C D D G C G C G D Em Em C D C G G C When the ships are tied at the end of the day, G C A rippling water moves into the Bay. D C Am God knows (God knows) when the captain’s crew D C Am D Will be steaming out in a boat called the Divecon II. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ going out to the island. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ coming home. G C I think it’s sweet to see the wives G C And the daughters greeting their dads G D Em Rolling in to Jennigan’s Harbour. C D C G Rolling home to Jennigan’s Harbour. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ going out to the island. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ coming home. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ going out to the island. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ coming home. G C D ‘Sweet Dreams’ going out to the island. G C ‘Sweet Dreams’ coming home. G D G C Em D C G G D G C Em D C G