[G7]On the [C] shores of old Lake [EM] Huron where the [C] Penatangore [AM] flows
there’s a [C] house above
the [EM] harbour that [AM]everybody [G7] knows.[C] Walker
House is how they [EM] named it ,[C] many years [AM] ago it was
a [C] house of rest and [EM]welcome for [AM] travelers as they [G7] go.
Chorus.
[G7] Paddy [C] Walker you’re [EM] with us still [G7] today, through the
[C] years your [EM] name is here to
[G7 stay [F]Wal [G7] ker [C] House.
[G7]Through the [C] years the house was [EM] ravaged by the [C] wind fire and [AM]rain
but the [C] people of [EM] Kincardine will see her [AM] rise [G7] again.
Like the [C] pioneers [EM] before with their [C]
tools and skills they [AM] came.
Like the [C] Phoenix from the [EM] ashes she [AM] rose tolive [G7] again.
Chorus.
[G7 Paddy [C] Walker you’re [EM] with us still [G7] today, through the
[C] years your [EM] name is here to[G7]
stay [F] Wal [G7] ker [C] House.
[G7] Now the [C] people of [EM] Kincardine can stand [C] tall and smile with
[AM] pride,for
the [C] fruits of their [EM] labours [AM] cannot be [G7] denied.
[C] Walker House is strong and [Em]sturdy as it was in
[C] years gone [AM] by and
the [C] ghost of Paddy ]EM[ Walker is [Am]heard in seagulls [G7] cry.
Chorus.
[G7] Paddy [C] Walker you’re with [Em] us still [G7] today through the
[C] years your [Em] name is here to [G7]
Stay.
[F]Wal [G7]ker [C] House [F]Wal [G7] ker [C] House,
