Chris de Burgh - Discovery

Lady ^Clove, go back to sleep, dry the ^Ftears from your ^Ceyes, But I ^Amcannot stay with ^Emthee until the ^Dm7morning, ^G For the ^Fmaj7dawn is breaking, and my ^Amship is ^G6waiting for ^Emme, and I must ^Fgo, But I'll be ^Cback, yes, be^Ffore this year is ^Gover

And we ^Csailed across the sea, ‘til^Fl we found ^CAmerica, 'Round the ^AmCape of Storms we ^Emset our sails for ^Dm7home, ^G And when the ^Fmaj7sea was roaring, and the^Am Lord I ^G6called to ^Emhelp my drowning ^Fmen, I saw the ^Clight, yes, the ^Fcandle in your ^Gwindow

And ^CI have ^Embrought you ^Fsilver, and ^CI have ^Embrought you ^Fgold, C G F C/G - G And spices from the Indies in the hold I've seen s^Chips on ^Emthe hor^Fizon, that I'd ^Cswear were ^Emgoing ^Fdown, C G F C/G - G But now I know for certain, the world is round, I have ^Fseen, my ^Geyes have ^Cseen.

"Oh,^C one d^Emay",^F says Ga^Clileo, &q^Emuot;A man ^Fwill reach the sky," C G F C/G - G "And see the world completely, from outside" And ^Cgazing ^Emdown from ^Fyonder, on a ^Cworld of ^Emblue and ^Fgreen, C G F C/G - G He'll say with eyes of wonder, "I have seen, I have ^Fseen, my ^Geyes have ^Cseen".