C A# F C
She had a tragic fascination for witnessing the boats
C A# F C
She’d stand in line for hours for letters that he wrote
A# F
Sunday morning when we saw her
A# F
She’d be walking towards the harbor
C A# F
Oh oh oh oh I think that it could be good
C A# F
I think that it could be good
C A# F
I think that it could be good
Am Gm F
Should she cry, so say I, yes she should
C A# F C
Fingers tracing figures on the backside of their coats
C A# F C
Yeah and she would smile discreetly as their women let them go
A# F
Sunday morning when we saw her
A# F
She’d be walking towards the harbor
C A# F
Oh oh oh oh I think that it could be good
C A# F
I think that it could be good
C A# F
I think that it could be good
Am Gm F
Should she cry, so say I, yes she should