Bonny Light Horseman - Blackwaterside

One evening ^Efair to take the air Down ^Dby black^Awater^Eside And gazing^F#m all around ^Eme This ^Dhandsome ^Alad I ^Espied, spied This ^Dhandsome ^Alad I ^Espied

All through the ^Eforemost part of the night While we ^Dlay in ^Asport and ^Eplay And this young man a^F#mrose And he gathered his ^Eclothes He said, ^D"Fair thee ^Awell ^Etoday" He said, ^D"Fair thee ^Awell ^Etoday"

That's not the ^Epromise that you gave to me When you ^Dfirst you lay ^Aon my ^Ebreast You can make me ^F#mbelieve with your lying ^Etongue That the ^Dsun rose ^Ain the ^Ewest, the west That the ^Dsun rose ^Ain the ^Ewest

Then go home, go ^Ehome to your father's garden Go ^Dhome and ^Aweep your ^Efill And think of your ^F#mown misfortu^Ene That you ^Dbrought with your ^Awanton ^Ewill That you ^Dbrought with your ^Awanton ^Ewill

There's not a ^Egirl in the whole wide world More ^Deasily ^Aled than ^Eme When the fishes they ^F#mfly and the seas run ^Edry 'Tis ^Dthen he'll ^Amarry ^Eme, he'll marry me 'Tis ^Dthen he'll ^Amarry ^Eme 'Tis ^Dthen he'll ^Amarry ^Eme 'Tis ^Dthen he'll ^Amarry ^Eme