C F C F C G C [Verse] N.C. C F C The sun was shining on the English ChannelF C G C On a ferry off the coast of FranceF C And it was summer and a pleasant morningF C G C And high above gulls wheeled and dancedF Am G And high above the cliffs of morningC F The gun emplacements had stood in ranks N.C. C F C And I walked over to the railingsF C G C And heard the ghosts of the Calgary tanks [Instrumental]C F C F C G C [Verse] N.C. C F C And I remembered pictures I'd seenF C G C In history books and magazinesF C Of three men standing, smoking, staringF C G C Among the dead on a rocky beachF Am G And in the light of that pleasant morningC F As we sailed under the cliffs above N.C. C F C I thought of all their silent prayersF C G C F C G C And the final thoughts of the ones they loved [Verse] N.C. C F C That they left behind at prairie stationsF C G C Waving to their pride and joyF C Waving to the smiling facesF C G C Smiling faces of the soldier boysF Am G No waves of grain could claim the fallenC F Just the Channel, cold and grey as steel N.C. C F C And no return to the rolling prairieF C G C Or a silent cross on a lonely field [Instrumental]C F C F C G C [Verse]F C The sun was shining on the rolling prairieF C G C Far from the Channel, cold and greyF C Shone on the families, friends and loversF C G C Of the prairie boys who fell that dayF Am G But they could not know on that sunny morningC F The future held for them no joy N.C. C F C They'd wait in vain at prairie stationsF C G C Wait in vain for their soldier boys
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