Cara Dillon - The parting glass

Of ^Amall the mo^Fney that ^CI have ^Ghad I ^Amspent it in good ^Ccompa^Gny And ^Amof the ^Fharm that ^CI have ^Gdone A^Amlas, it ^Cwas to ^Fnone but ^Amme And ^Call I've ^Fdone for ^Cwant of ^Fwit To ^Dmmemory ^Cnow, I ^Fcan't re^Gcall So ^Amfill to ^Fme the ^Cparting ^Gglass Good^Amnight and ^Cjoy be ^Fwith you ^Amall

Of all the c^Fomrades that ^CI have ^Ghad They are ^Amsorry for my ^Cgoing a^Gway And ^Amall the ^Fsweethearts that ^Ce'er I ^Ghad They would ^Amwish me ^Cone more ^Fday to ^Amstay But ^Csince it ^Ffalls un^Cto my ^Flot That ^DmI should ^Crise and ^Fyou should ^Gnot I'll ^Amgently ^Frise and ^Csoftly ^Gcall "Good^Amnight and ^Cjoy be ^Fwith you ^Amall"

A man may ^Fdrink and ^Cnot be ^Gdrunk A ^Amman may fight and ^Cnot be ^Gslain A ^Amman may ^Fcourt a ^Cpretty ^Ggirl And per^Dmhaps be ^Cwelcomed ^Fback a^Amgain But ^Csince it ^Fhas so ^Cordered ^Fbeen By a ^Dmtime to ^Crise and a ^Ftime to ^Gfall Come ^Dmfill to me the ^Fparting ^Gglass Good^Amnight and ^Cjoy be ^Fwith ^Gyou ^Fall Come ^Dmfill to me the ^Fparting ^Gglass Good^Amnight and ^Cjoy be ^Fwith ^Gyou ^Fall