Blue Nose - The Original Houghton Weavers Chords

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In the town of Linenberg down Dover Scotia way, in 1921 on a windy [F] day,
A sailing [Gm] ship was born, [C] oh Blue Nose [G] was her name, will we ever see her kind again? _
[Eb] _ _ [F] Blue Nose, the ocean [Gm] knows her name, sailors [C] know how proud a [G] ship was she. _
[Eb] _ _ [F] Blue Nose, clean [Gm] against the wind, racing [C] every wave [G] of the sea. _
Her sails were snowy white, they strained [Gm] against the mast,
Her spray rose high as she went [C] racing past. _ _
And from the [Gm] very first, oh Blue Nose loved [G] the wind,
And she loved the smell of sea [Gm] and the sound. _ _
_ [F] Blue Nose, the ocean [Gm] knows her name, [Eb] sailors [C] know how proud a ship [G] was she. _
[Eb] _ _ [F] Blue Nose, clean against [Gm] the wind, [Eb] racing every wave [G] of the sea. _
For twenty-five long years [F] she ruled the [Gm] northern seas,
She strayed like a queen [C] on the [F] tide.
Then in the [Gm] Caribbean, [C] one dark and [Gm] stormy night,
She ran upon [F] a [G] reef and died. _
[Eb] _ [F] Blue [Bb] Nose, the ocean [Gm] knows her name, [Eb] sailors [F] know how proud a [G] ship was she. _ _
[Eb] _ _ [F] Blue Nose, clean against [Gm] the wind, [Eb] racing [F] every wave [Gm] of the sea.
Now just the other day, [F] down Nova [Gm] Scotia way,
At Lennonburg they christened the ship,
[F] _
[Cm] Just like the [Gm] old Blue Nose, and [G] to her very name,
The Blue Nose lives and sails _ again.
[Eb] Blue [F] _ [Bb] Nose, the ocean [Gm] knows her name, sailors [F] know how proud a [G] ship was she. _ _
[Eb] _ _ [F] Blue Nose, clean [Gm] against the wind, [Eb] racing every wave of the sea. _ _