(Verse 1) Well, look there yonder, across the field, Where tall towers spin and our fates are sealed. Their giant shadows stretch far and wide, In Newfoundland, we take it all in stride. (Chorus) Oh, I'm singin' the turbine tango, my friends, Where the wind and our wits make amends. With a hum and a buzz that never ends, These turbines, my neighbors, are my new friends. (Verse 2) The sound of the blades, a constant tune, Rhythms of the wind, under sun or moon. It’s a country ballad, sung by steel wings, A melody to which my heart clings. (Chorus) Oh, I'm singin' the turbine tango, my friends, Where the wind and our wits make amends. With a hum and a buzz that never ends, These turbines, my neighbors, are my new friends. (Bridge) Birds and bats, they weave and dive, Around the blades, they dance and jive. It’s a lively jig, up in the sky, Part of nature’s chorus, flying high. (Verse 3) Now, if a bolt should fly, take it in stride, It’s just the turbine takin’ a prideful ride. Each piece that falls, a story to tell, In the heart of Newfoundland, where we all dwell. (Chorus) Oh, I'm singin' the turbine tango, my friends, Where the wind and our wits make amends. With a hum and a buzz that never ends, These turbines, my neighbors, are my new friends. (Outro) So let’s tip our hats to these towers so grand, Spinnin' their tales across the land. In the dance of the wind, let’s take our stand, Singin' the turbine tango, hand in hand. (End) Yes, sing it loud, under the turbine’s song, In Newfoundland, where we all belong. With a twirl and a smile, we’ll carry on, In the turbine tango, where we’re strong!
