[Verse] Out on the rugged Newfoundland shore, Where the waves crash and the seabirds soar, The winds of change came good and strong, Bringing towers tall where they didn’t belong. [Verse 2] In the evening light, where the cod once swam, I saw 'em plantin' turbines in our homeland, Steel giants rose against the bluest sky, Making folks wonder and askin’ why. [Chorus] Oh, the wind turbine waltz, it now fills the air, Changing our landscape without a care, Beneath those blades, our old lives seem small, In the shadow of progress, we stand tall. [Verse 3] Grandad's farm's now a memory sweet, Replaced by fields of spinning feet, He’d stare out his window, with a tear-streaked eye, Wondering how the old days just flew by. [Verse 4] The fishermen curse the new horizon, Tradein' fishnets for changing times in, The sound of engines replaced the sea, Leavin’ our hearts in a dreadful plea. [Chorus] Oh, the wind turbine waltz, it now fills the air, Changing our landscape without a care, Beneath those blades, our old lives seem small, In the shadow of progress, we stand tall.
