Donovan - Curry land

^Em Lady you are my peace o^Bmf mind ^Em Were I to seek your par none I co^Bmuld find ^Em You delicately went to cu^Bmrry land ^CAnd left a ^Amlonely man Em EmM7 G Ah me yogi blue ^GHe thought to himself as he ^Asat before ^C His stocks a^Dnd shares a d^Breadful bor^Eme ^G If I'm to live another h^Aappy day ^C I best make ^Dhaste and be^B on my wa^Emy

^Em He at his desk did write and ind^Bmicate ^Em To lawyer friend and int^Bmimate ^Em His lamentable grief did nec^Bmessitate C Am Em EmM7 G The need for one swift bird to sail the ocean o'er ^GA sailing schooner was soon seen s^Aailing ^C Swift and si^Dlent around ^Bthe sou^Emnd ^G Salutating seagulls hera^Alding ^C The wonderous tr^Dansport up^Bon the wi^Emng

^Em Twenty days from Goa they did es^Bmpie ^Em A wealthy merchant bound for Ara^Bmbi-iy ^Em Exchanging greetings ^BmHad he heard the news

The Lady^A Hall had drowned Em EmM7 G The price of Ninevah rose ^GStorms and tempests his shattered mi^And beset ^C Hurricanes of ^Dpains rage^Bd and tor^Eme ^GTruly drowned in grief he did re^Apair ^C To haunted trink^Dets and g^Bross despai^Emr ^Bm

^Em All in white neath shade ^Bm In bamboo chair ^Em Military disipline has r^Bmeplaced despair ^Em Anchored in the bay of i^Bmnnocence ^Am Is left a lo^Cnely man Am Em EmM7 G Lonely through and through