Devon Sproule - Farewell Seasick Suffering

^EmFarewell to sweet and ^Cseasick s^Guffering Good^Embye all hollow and ^Dbrave new worlds 
 Em C G Say Oh well to green and yellow melancholy
 And Oh ^Emmy to sweet and s^Dtrange new w^Emords
 God damn, what damage done!
 What ^Cwicked ^Gwanting have I ^Emfelt 
 D My nights have stretched constant without flame 
 Em C I have been quick to draw and shoot and 
 G Em Shoot again but never have I made my mark 
 D G Until my sweetheart came and said: 
 Am C Farewell, sweet and seasick suffering 
 Em D Goodbye all hollow and brave new worlds 
 G Am C Oh well, green and yellow melancholy And ^EmOh my to sweet and^D strange new ^Emwords 
 Em Am C Say, fair boy, are you so sure? 
Em Am D Have you no questions for the world?
 Are your ^Emnights^Am so c^Cloudless? 
 Em Am D Are your skies so clear? 
 Am G Am G D Say, fair boy, have you no fear? 
 Am G Am G D Em No fear, no fear ^EmBe still my quake and shudd^Cer 
 G My hopeless hapless hero 
 Em D Why talk of hunger and of luckless love
 Be ^Emquick now before the light of day 
 C G Em D Has left us lonely, consider this, consider saying: why not say,
 ^GFarewell swe^Amet and seasick ^Csuffering 
 Em D Goodbye all hollow and brave new worlds 
 G Am C Say Oh well to green and yellow melancholy 
 Em D And Oh my to sweet and strange new…. one more time; ^GFarewell swe^Amet and seasick ^Csuffering 
 Em D Goodbye all hollow and brave new worlds 
 G Am C Say Oh well to green and yellow melancholy
 And ^EmOh my to sweet and^D strange new ^Emwords And ^EmOh my to sweet and^D strange new ^Gwords