X:1
T:Farewell to Novia Scotia
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:G
 z4 z2 G2| G3 A G2B,-C| D2D-B, D2G-F| E3 FG G A2| B2E-^D E2 G3/2- A/2|\
 B3 B A2A-F| D2D-F A2 G3/2- A/2|B-GG-FE-FE-D| B,2 E2 E2 E3/2- F/2|\
 G3/2 F/2 G3/2 A/2 G2 B,C| D2D-B, D2 GF| E3 F G2 A2| B2E-^D E2 G3/2 A/2|\
 BB B3/2 A/2 A2 AF| DD DF A2 G3/2 A/2| BA GFE-F ED| B,2 E2 E2 z2|

X: 2
T: Farewell to Nova Scotia
S: Touchstone - The New Land (1982)
R: march
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
P:Verse
Z: Contributed 20050721042558 by Glauber Ribeiro theglauber@yahoo.com
F:http://trillian.mit.edu/~jc/music/abc/contrib/Entry/theglauber:yahoo.com/FarewellToNovaScotia.abc	 2008-11-17 17:32:07 UT
K: F
z2 DE | F2>G2 | F2 A,B, | C2 D2 | C3 C | D3 E |
w:The_ sun was set-ting_ in the West, the birds were
FF2G | A2 C2 | D4 | z2 FG | A3F | G3E |
w:sing-ing on ev-ery tree.  All of na-ture seemed in-
C2 CE | G2 FG | AG FE | DE DC | A,2 C2 | D4 ||
w:clined for to rest but_ still_ the-re was_ no_ rest for me.
P:Chorus
z2 DE | F>F FG | F2 A,B, | C2 D2 | Cz FE | D2 E2 |
w:Fa-re-well to No-va Sco-tia, the sea-bound coast let your moun-tains
F z2 G | A2 C2 | D4 | z2 FG | A>A AF | G2 GE |
w:dark and drea-ry be, but when I am far a-way on the
C>C CE | G2 FG | AG FE | DE DC | A,z C2 | D4 ||
w:bri-ny o-cean tossed will you e-ver heave a si-gh or a wish for me?
W:
W:The sun was setting in the West
W:The birds were singing on every tree
W:All of nature seemed inclined for to rest
W:But still there was no rest for me
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia, the seabound coast
W:    Let your mountains dark and dreary be
W:    But when I am far away on the briny ocean tossed
W:    Will you ever heave a sigh or a wish for me?
W:
W:
W:I grieve to leave my native land
W:I grieve to leave my comrades all
W:My aging parents who I always held so dear
W:And the bonny bonny lass I do adore
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...
W:
W:
W:The drums are beating, the horns do alarm
W:The captain calls and we must obey
W:So farewell, farewell, to Nova Scotia's charms
W:For it's early in the morning I am far, far away
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...
W:
W:
W:I have three brothers and they're at rest
W:Their arms are folded upon their breast
W:But a poor simple sailor just like me
W:Must be tossed and driven on the dark blue sea
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...

X: 3
T: Farewell to Nova Scotia
S: FF Version
R: march
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
P:Verse
K:G             %transposed from F
G2 | "G"G2>A2 G2 (B,C) | "(Bm)"D2 (DB,) D2 (GF) | "Em"E3 F "(C)"G2A2 | "Em"B2 (E^D) E2 G>A |
w:The sun was set-ting_ in the_ West, the_ birds were singing on e-vr-y tree.  All of 
"G"B3 B "D"A2 (AF) | D2 DF A2 (G>A) | "Em"(BA)(GF) (EF)(ED) | B,2 "Am"E2 "Em"E2 E>F ||
w:na-ture seemed in-_ clined for to rest but_ still_ the-re was_ no_ rest for me. Fa-re-
"^Chorus""G"G>F G>A G2 B,C | "Bm"D2 (DB,) D2 GF | "Em"E3 F "C"G2 A2 | "Em"B2 (E^D) E2 G>A|
w:well to No-va Sco-tia, the sea bound_ coast let your moun-tains dark and drea-ry_ be, but when
"G"BBBB "D"A2 AF | DDDF A2 G>A  | "Em"BAGF (EF)ED | B,2 "Am"E2 "Em"E2 |]
w:I am far a-way on the bri-ny o-cean tossed will you e-ver heave a si-gh or a wish for me?
W:
W:The sun was setting in the West
W:The birds were singing on every tree
W:All of nature seemed inclined for to rest
W:But still there was no rest for me
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia, the seabound coast
W:    Let your mountains dark and dreary be
W:    But when I am far away on the briny ocean tossed
W:    Will you ever heave a sigh or a wish for me?
W:
W:
W:I grieve to leave my native land
W:I grieve to leave my comrades all
W:My aging parents who I always held so dear
W:And the bonny bonny lass I do adore
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...
W:
W:
W:The drums are beating, the horns do alarm
W:The captain calls and we must obey
W:So farewell, farewell, to Nova Scotia's charms
W:For it's early in the morning I am far, far away
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...
W:
W:
W:I have three brothers and they're at rest
W:Their arms are folded upon their breast
W:But a poor simple sailor just like me
W:Must be tossed and driven on the dark blue sea
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia...


X: 4
T: Farewell to Nova Scotia
S: FF Version
R: march
M: 4/4
L: 1/8
V: 1 clef=treble
V: 2 clef=treble
%%staves [1 2]
K:G
[V: 1] G2 | "G"G2>A2 G2 (B,C) | "(Bm)"D2 (DB,) D2 (GF) | "Em"E3 F "(C)"G2A2 | "Em"B2 (E^D) E2 G>A |
w:The sun was set-ting_ in the_ West, the_ birds were singing on e-vr-y tree.  All of
[V: 2] z2 | z4 z2 BA | G>A BG B2 ed | B3 d e2 f2 | g2 B2 e2 e>f |
[V: 1] "G"B3 B "D"A2 (AF) | D2 DF A2 (G>A) | "Em"(BA)(GF) (EF)(ED) | B,2 "Am"E2 "Em"E2 E>F |
w:na-ture seemed in-_ clined for to rest but_ still_ the-re was_ no_ rest for me. Fa-re-
[V: 2] g3 g d2 d2| d2 cB A4 | gfed c4 | B2 ed e2  e>f |
[V: 1] "^Chorus""G"G>F G>A G2 B,C | "Bm"D2 (DB,) D2 GF | "Em"E3 F "C"G2 A2 | "Em"B2 (E^D) E2 G>A|
w:well to No-va Sco-tia, the sea bound_ coast let your moun-tains dark and drea-ry_ be, but when
[V: 2] g>f g>a g2 ba & g>d B>d G2 BA | gabc' d'2 bd' & GABc d2 Bd | b8 & B3 d e2 f2 | g2 B2 e2 e>f |
[V: 1] "G"BBBB "D"A2 AF | DDDF A2 G>A  | "Em"BAGF (EF)ED | B,2 "Am"E2 "Em"E2 |]
w:I am far a-way on the bri-ny o-cean tossed will you e-ver heave a si-gh or a wish for me?
[V: 2] gggg d2 dd | AAAA d2 e>f  | gfed c4 | B8 |]
W:
W:The sun was setting in the West
W:The birds were singing on every tree
W:All of nature seemed inclined for to rest
W:But still there was no rest for me
W:
W:    Farewell to Nova Scotia, the seabound coast
W:    Let your mountains dark and dreary be
W:    But when I am far away on the briny ocean tossed
W:    Will you ever heave a sigh or a wish for me?
W:
W:
W:I grieve to leave my native land
W:I grieve to leave my comrades all
W:My aged parents whom I always held so dear
W:And the bonnie, bonnie lass that I do adore
W:
W:The drums they do beat, and the horns do alarm
W:The captain calls - we must obey
W:So farewell, farewell, to Nova Scotia's charms
W:For it's early in the morning I am far, far away
W:
W:I have three brothers and they are at rest
W:Their arms are folded upon their breast
W:But a poor simple sailor just like me
W:Must be tossed and driven on the dark blue sea



