Grey Foggy Day by Eddy Coffey

Intro: [A] [D] [A]
It's been some [D] years ago
Since I left from my [A] island
To go to the [E] mainland,
Like the old folks would [A] say; [Asus4] [A]
As I walked up the [D] gangway
And I stood on the [A] starboard
And I gazed on the [E] harbour
On a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
Chorus:
Summer days they were [D] warmer then,
When we laughed with the [A] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [E] fog rolled in
Then they made up the [A] hay; [Asus4] [A]
It's been more than a [D] long, long time
Since I held you and [A] called you mine,
And we waited for the [E] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
To wake in the [D] early morn
To the sound of the [A] old fog horn,
And wait for the [E] men to return
With their boats in the [A] bay; [Asus4] [A]
All these things I don't [D] see no more
When I lived on the [A] old cape shore,
And I gazed on the [E] boats on the moors
On a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
Chorus:
Summer days they were [D] warmer then,
When we laughed with the [A] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [E] fog rolled in
Then they made up the [A] hay; [Asus4] [A]
It's been more than a [D] long, long time
Since I held you and [A] called you mine,
And we waited for the [E] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
Solo:
As long as my [D] heart
Doesn't break from those old [A] memories,
Old lovers and [E] old use-to-bes,
I'll come home for to [A] stay; [Asus4] [A]
I can still hear the [D] ocean roar
Through the hills on the [A] old cape shore,
But there's no fishing [E] boats anymore,
But it's a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
Chorus:
Summer days they were [D] warmer then,
When we laughed with the [A] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [E] fog rolled in
Then they made up the [A] hay; [Asus4] [A]
It's been more than a [D] long, long time
Since I held you and [A] called you mine,
And we waited for the [E] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [A] day. [D] [A]
 
Outro: [E] [A]
 
~ Above chords contributed by Bob Dumais ~
 
[D] Been some years [G] ago
Since I left from my [D] island
To go to the [A] mainland,
Like the old folks would [D] say;
As I walked up the [G] gangway
And I stood on the [D] starboard
And I gazed on the [A] harbour
On a grey foggy [D] day. [G,D]
 
Chorus:
[D] Summer days they were [G] warmer then
When we laughed with the [D] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [A] fog rolled in,
Then they made up the [D] hay;
It's been more than a [G] long, long time
Since I held you and [D] called you mine,
And we waited for the [A] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [D] day. [G,D]
 
[D] To wake in the [G] early morn
To the sound of the [D] old fog horn,
And wait for the [A] men to return
With their boats in the [D] bay;
All these things I don't [G] see no more
When I lived on the [D] old cape shore,
And I gazed on the [A] boats on the moors
On a grey foggy [D] day, [G,D]
 
Chorus:
[D] Summer days they were [G] warmer then
When we laughed with the [D] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [A] fog rolled in,
Then they made up the [D] hay;
It's been more than a [G] long, long time
Since I held you and [D] called you mine,
And we waited for the [A] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [D] day. [G,D]
 
[D] And as long as my [G] heart,
Doesn't break from those old [D] memories,
Old lovers and [A] old use-to-bes,
I'll come home for to [D] stay;
I can still hear the [G] ocean roar
Through the hills on the [D] old cape shore,
There are no fishing [A] boats anymore
But it's a grey foggy, [D] foggy day. [G,D]
 
Chorus:
[D] Summer days they were [G] warmer then
When we laughed with the [D] old fishermen,
And they cursed when the [A] fog rolled in,
Then they made up the [D] hay;
It's been more than a [G] long, long time
Since I held you and [D] called you mine,
And we waited for the [A] sun to shine
On a grey foggy [D] day. [G,D]
 
And I pray that the [A] sun will shine ....[STOP]
 
On this grey foggy [D] day.