Cherish the Ladies - The lake isle of innisfree

I will arise and ^Ggo now,^F and go to Innis^Emfree ^Am And a small cabin ^Gbuilt there,^F of clay and wattles ^Gmade ^C Nine bean rows will I ^Ghave there and a ^Amhive for the honey be^Eme ^Dm And live alone in the ^Gbee-loud gla^Amde

I shall have some ^Gpeace there,^F peace comes dropping ^Emslow ^Am Dropping from the ^Gveils of the morning to ^Fwhere the crickets ^Gsing ^C There midnight's all a-^Gglimmer,^Am and noon a purple ^Emglow ^Dm And evening is ^Gfull of the linnet's ^Amwing

I will arise and ^Ggo now, for ^Amalways night and ^Emday ^C I hear lake water ^Glapping with ^Amlow sounds by^Em the shore ^Dm While I stand on the ^Groadway^Dm or on the pavement ^Ggrey I ^Dmhear it in the ^Gdeep heart's ^Amcore

I will arise and ^Ggo now,^F and go to Innis^Emfree ^Am And a small cabin ^Gbuilt there,^F of clay and wattles ^Gmade ^C Nine bean rows will I ^Ghave there and a ^Amhive for the honey be^Eme ^Dm And live alone in the ^Gbee-loud gla^Amde ^Dm And live alone in the ^Gbee-loud gla^Amde