Boats In The Harbour

Peaceful and tranquil the boats in the harbour, As the sun sets in the crimson red sky, Their silhouettes dark as they lie there at anchor, Their masts ringing softly while hungry gulls fly, And now the restless southern breeze Does blow across the sea once more, Yet still the waves do glisten bright And gently lap the shore. Peaceful and tranquil the boats in the harbour, There is a trawler that's tied to the quay, Drying its nets at the end of its journey, Ready to sail on the high morning sea, And now the light is fading fast And so the evening rests once more, Yet still the waves do glisten bright And gently lap the shore. Peaceful and tranquil the boats in the harbour, Lit by the stars while the tavern lights glow, Sailors are drinking and shanties they're singing, Tales and adventures from so long ago, And soon the sun will rise again Above the seas of blue once more, Yet still the waves do glisten bright And gently lap the shore.