Agalloch - A poem by yeats

The br^Amawli^Fng ^{G E} of a sp^Amarrow ^Fin the ^Geave^E7s, The br^Amillia^Fnt moon^{G E} and ^Amall the ^Fmilky s^Gky, ^E7 And ^Amall th^Fat fa^Gmous^E h^Amarmony ^Fof l^Geaves^E7, Had bl^Amotted ^Fout m^Gan's^E im^Amage and^F his cr^Gy. ^E7 s^Amorrow ^{F G E Am F G E7}

A g^Amirl arose^F that had r^Ged m^E7ournful lips ^Am And seemed the gre^Fatness of the w^Gorld in t^E7ears, D^Amoomed like Odysseus^F and the labo^Guring ships^E7 And proud as Pr^Amiam m^Furdered with h^Gis peers;^E7

Aros^Ame, ^{F G E} and on the ^Aminstant cl^Famorous ^Geave^E7s, A cl^Amimbing m^Foon^{G E} up^Amon an empt^Fy sky, ^{G E7} And ^Amall that lament^Fation ^{G E} of the le^Amaves, ^{F G E7} Could ^Ambut (mute) compose man's image and his cry.