
Fisherman’s Song Graham Kendrick
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[Verse 1]
I would like to sing you a fisherman's song
A song that belonged to a sailor, sailor free
Sitting in the cool of a late afternoon
He sang out the tune to the Maker of the sea
[Chorus]
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
Deep inside my heart I'm a wanderin' boy
Son of a sailor's son
Looking for a master and a home
[Chorus]
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
Deep inside my heart I'm a wanderin' boy
Son of a sailor's son
Looking for a master and a home
[Chorus]
And whеn I stand upon the seashore
And look upon thе sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
I would like to sing you a fisherman's song
A song that belonged to a sailor, sailor free
Sitting in the cool of a late afternoon
He sang out the tune to the Maker of the sea
[Chorus]
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
Deep inside my heart I'm a wanderin' boy
Son of a sailor's son
Looking for a master and a home
[Chorus]
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
Deep inside my heart I'm a wanderin' boy
Son of a sailor's son
Looking for a master and a home
[Chorus]
And whеn I stand upon the seashore
And look upon thе sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
And when I stand upon the seashore
And look upon the sea
His song is still upon the water
And always calling me
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