The Shipyard Apprentice

Barbara Dickson

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[INTRO:] C [VERSE 1:]
G C I was born in the shadow of a
G Fairfield crane
Dm F C And the blast of a freighter's horn
G F Was the very first sound that
C reached my ears
Dm F G On the morning I was born As I lay and I listened to the
Dm shipyard sounds
F G C Coming out of the unknown
G F C I was lulled to sleep by a mother tongue
Dm F G That was to be my own [VERSE 2:]
C G Before I grew to one year old
Dm F C I heard the sirens scream
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G F C As a city watched in the blacked-out night
Dm F G A wandering searchlight beam
Dm And then one day I awoke and rose
F G C To my first day of peace
G F And I learned that the battle to
C stay alive
Dm F G Was never going to cease [VERSE 3:]
C G And I sat in the school from nine to four
Dm F C And I dreamed of the world outside
G F C Where the riveters and the platers watch
Dm F G Their ships slip to the Clyde
Dm Where the girls are placing stone on stone
F G C And can watch his Labourer's Row
G F C My time will come to walk with them
Dm F G In the land I love to know [VERSE 4:]
C G And then one day when they set me free
Dm F C I'll be walking like a man
G F C Wi' my purses weighted in my boots
Dm F G In the shadow o'er the clan And the oil and the grease will
Dm stain my skin
F G C Forever on my hands
G F C A living sign that I've been set free
Dm F G That I've become a man
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