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Em D G [Verse 1]
C D G 4 o'clock in the morning,
Em D G a new days beginning to clear.
C Em The fishing boats dance on the dawning,
C D G The Ranger pulls out from the pier.
C Em We've said goodbye to the ones we love,
C D G Back on the shore.
C Em Got tanks full of diesel, got ice in the hold,
C D G We're ready once more. [Chorus]
C D G And the tide runs hard through the Blackhole,
C And the crew go below for a sleep.
G I pick out the lights that don't matter,
C G D we're bound where the ocean is deep.
C D G It's 7 long hours to the Stanton,
C but the Rangers well fit for the trip.
G Em A couple of tows round the banks and we'll have,
C D G 90 boxes of fish in the ship. [Instrumental]
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Em D G [Verse 2]
C D G Now I come from seafaring people,
Em D G now I've worked the sea all my life.
C Em Can mend, I can splice, I'm a Skipper,
C D G I'll put surgeons to shame with a knife.
C Em It's all that I know and there's no other place,
C D G that I'd rather be,
C Em than rolling around on the top of the waves,
C D G The Ranger and me. [Chorus]
C D G And the tide runs hard through the Blackhole,
C And the crew go below for a sleep.
G I pick out the lights that don't matter,
C G D we're bound where the ocean is deep.
C D G It's 7 long hours to the Stanton,
C but the Rangers well fit for the trip.
G Em A couple of tows round the banks and we'll have,
C D G 90 boxes of fish in the ship. [Outro]
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