Bob Dylan - Belle isle

One e^Cvenin', for pleasure, I ra^Fmbled to view The f^Cair fields ^Gall alo^Cne, Down by the banks of L^Foch Erin, Where b^Geauty and pleasure were kn^Cown. I s^Ampied a fair maid at her l^Emabors, Which c^Amaused me to stay for a w^G7hile, And I t^Chought of this goddess of b^Emeauty, Bl^Foomin' bright star of Belle I^Csle.

I humbled my ^Amself to her be^Emauty. "f^Fair maiden where do y^Cou belong? Are you from h^Ameaven descen^Emded, A b^Fiding in Cupid's fair t^G7hrone?" "y^Amoung man i will tell yo^Emu a secret. It's ^Amtrue I'm a maid that is ^Empoor And to p^Cart from my vows and my pr^Amomise, That's m^Fore then my heart can en^Fmdure." "th^Cere fore, I remain at m^Amy service, And go th^Emrough all my hard ship and t^G7oil, And w^Cait for the l^Emad that has lef^Amt me All alo^Fne on the ba^Gnks of Belle Is^Cle." Em G "Yo^Cung maiden^Am, I wish not ^Emto banter. 'Tis t^Frue I come here in disg^Cuise. I came to^Am fulfill our last ^Empromise, ^Am And h^Dmope to give you a su^G7rprise." "I^Am've known you're a maid I lo^Gve dearly And you've b^Ameen in my h^Emeart all the wh^G7ile. For ^Cme there is ^Emno other d^Amamsel Than my bl^Fooming bright s^Gtar of Belle Isl^Ce." Am Em F Fm C Am F G C