Donovan - Wynken blynken and nod

^DmWynken, Blynken, and ^GNod one night, sailed ^Amoff in a wooden ^Gshoe, They ^Csailed down a river of ^Amcrystal light ^Dminto a sea of ^Gdew. "^Dm;Now where are you going^G and what do you wish?&^Amquot; the old moon ^Gasked the three. "W^Ce're going out fishing for^Am the herring fish ^Dmthat live in the beaut^Giful sea, And such ^Fsilver and ^Ggold have we," ^Dmsaid Wynken, Blynken,^G and Nod.

So the ^Dmold moon laughed and ^Gsang a song as they ^Amrocked in their wooden ^Gshoe, And the ^Cbreeze that sped them ^Amall night long ^Dmruffled the waves of ^Gdew. Now the ^Dmstars in the sky were the ^Gherring fish that ^Amlive in the beautiful ^Gsea Come ^Ccast your nets wher^Amever you wish, ^Dmnever a-feared are ^Gwe. So ^Fsang the stars to the ^Gfishermen three, ^DmWynken, Blynken, and ^GNod.

So ^Dmall night long their ^Gnets they threw to the ^Amstars in the twinklin' ^Gfoam Then ^Cdown from the sky came the ^Amwooden shoe a-^Dmbringin' the fishermen ^Ghome. 'Twas ^Dmall so beautiful a ^Gsight it seemed as ^Amif it could not ^Gbe. And ^Csome folks thought it was a ^Amdream they dreamed while ^Dmsailin' the beautiful ^Gsea But ^FI shall name you the ^Gfishermen three, ^DmWynken, Blynken, and ^GNod.

Now ^DmWynken and Blynken are ^Gtwo little eyes and ^AmNod is a little ^Ghead. And the ^Cbreeze that sped them ^Amall night long is a ^Dmwee one's trundle ^Gbed. So ^Dmclose your eyes as ^Gmother sings of the ^Ambeautiful sights that ^Gbe, And ^Cyou shall see such ^Amwondrous things as you ^Dmrock in your misty ^Gsea. So ^Fsang the stars to the ^Gfishermen three, ^DmWynken, Blynken, and ^GNod.