Tiny Fish for Japan by Stan Rogers.
Tabbed by Josh O'Leary. My first tab.
Aquired by observing this dude on youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZNtyQRyQ4E. 
to him for his great videos.
It is supposed to be crosspicked, but I just strum the chords. Anyways, here are the 
I think the guy is playing.
I cant quite figure out the chord I labelled D4?. I play it with the D string on the 
fret, and B and e both on the third.
Thats what i think the guy plays, and it sounds good.
Standard tuning, no capo.

       G (320003@1)       Am (x02210@1)           D (xx0232@1)       EWhere (022100@1)Patterson Creek's muddy waters run down
           C (x32010@1)    G (320003@1)          Am (x02210@1)       DPast (xx0232@1)the penny arcades, by the harbour downtown,
E (022100@1)              Am (x02210@1)    D (xx0232@1)         EAll (022100@1)the old Turtlebacks rust in the rain
           C (x32010@1)        D (xx0232@1)          GLike (320003@1)they never will leave there again.
     G (320003@1)              Am (x02210@1)         D (xx0232@1)          EBut (022100@1)leave there they will in the hours before dawn,
     C (x32010@1)         G (320003@1)        Am (x02210@1)           DSlip (xx0232@1)out in the darkness without word or song;
      E (022100@1)             Am (x02210@1)          D (xx0232@1)             EFor (022100@1)a few more years yet they will work while they can
    C (x32010@1)        D (xx0232@1)       GTo (320003@1)catch tiny fish for Japan.

      D (xx0232@1)          D (xx0232@1)            C (x32010@1)        GNo (320003@1)white fish or trout here, we leave them alone.
       C (x32010@1)            G (320003@1)         Am (x02210@1)     DThe (xx0232@1)inspectors raise hell if we take any home.
D (xx0232@1)             D (xx0232@1)       C (x32010@1)           GWhat (320003@1)kind of fisherman can't eat his catch
     E (022100@1)            D4?        DOr (xx0232@1)call what he's taken his own?

           G (320003@1)             Am (x02210@1)                D (xx0232@1)       EBut (022100@1)the plant works three shifts now. There's plenty of pay.
           C (x32010@1)     G (320003@1)           Am (x02210@1)        DWe (xx0232@1)ship seventeen tons of this garbage each day.
       E (022100@1)        Am (x02210@1)              D (xx0232@1)    EIf (022100@1)we want to eat fish, then we'll open a can,
      C (x32010@1)       D (xx0232@1)      GAnd (320003@1)catch tiny fish for Japan.

        D (xx0232@1)     D (xx0232@1)      C (x32010@1)          GIn (320003@1)the Norfolk Hotel over far too much beer,
     C (x32010@1)         G (320003@1)           Am (x02210@1)        DThe (xx0232@1)old guys remember when the water ran clear.
    D (xx0232@1)           D (xx0232@1)          C (x32010@1)       GNo (320003@1)poisons with names that we can't understand
    E (022100@1)      D4?         DAnd (xx0232@1)no tiny fish for Japan...

         G (320003@1)       Am (x02210@1)         D (xx0232@1)         ESo (022100@1)the days run together. Each one is the same.
          C (x32010@1)           G (320003@1)           Am (x02210@1)     DAnd (xx0232@1)it's good that the smelt have no lovelier name.
      E (022100@1)        Am (x02210@1)           D (xx0232@1)           EIt's (022100@1)all just a job now, we'll work while we can,
     C (x32010@1)       D (xx0232@1)       GTo (320003@1)catch tiny fish for Japan.
           C (x32010@1)        D (xx0232@1)       GAnd (320003@1)we'll catch tiny fish for Japan.