Cherish the Ladies - High germany

Woe be to the ^Cmaj7orders that ^Bbtook my ^Glove a^Cway And ^Fwoe be ^Cto the cruel ^Gcause that ^Cbid my ^Ftears to ^Gfall ^CWoe be ^Fto the ^Cbloody ^Gwars of ^Chigh Germa^Fny ^CThey have ^G/Btaken my ^Amlove and ^Fleft a ^Gbroken heart to ^Cme

The drum beat in the ^Cmaj7morning be^Bbfore the ^Gbreak of ^Cday And the small wee ^Ffife played ^Cloud and ^Gclear, while ^Cyet the ^Fmorn was ^Ggrey A^Cnd aye, the ^Fbonny ^Cflag un^Gfurled, 'twas a ^Cgallant sight to ^Fsee ^CWoe to ^G/Bme, my ^Amsoldier ^Flad^G was marched to Germa^Cny

Long, long is the ^Cmaj7travelling to the ^Bbbonny ^Gpier of ^CLeith And ^Fbleak it ^Cwas to ^Ggang there, with a ^Csnowstorm ^Fin your ^Gteeth And ^Caye, the ^Fwind blew ^Csharp and ^Gstrong, and a ^Ctear rose in my ^Feye ^CI gang ^G/Bthere to ^Amsee my ^Flove^G embark for Germa^Cny

As I gazed over the ^Cmaj7cruel, cruel sea for as ^Bblong as ^Gcould be ^Cseen The wee small ^Fsails u^Cpon the ^Gship, my ^Cown true ^Flove was ^Gin And ^Caye, the ^Fwind blew ^Csharp and ^Gstrong, a^Cnd the ship sailed speedi^Fly ^CCruel the ^G/Braging ^Amwars have ^Ftorn^G my bonny boy from ^Cme

Woe be to the ^Cmaj7orders that ^Bbtook my ^Glove a^Cway And ^Fwoe be ^Cto the ^Amcruel ^Gcause that ^Cbid my ^Ftears to ^Gfall ^CWoe be ^Fto the ^Cbloody ^Gwars of ^Chigh Germa^Fny ^CThey have ^G/Btaken my ^Amlove and ^Fleft^G a broken heart to ^Cme