Dubliners - The night visiting song

1. I must^F away now^F; I c^Fan no longer tarr^Gy,^F this morning's t^Fempes^Ft, I have to cros^Gs. I must b^Fe guided

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^C7 without a s^Ftumbl^Fe, F-F G F into the arms I love the most.

2. And whe^Fn he came^F to^F his true love's dwe^Gll^Fing, he knelt down ^Fgent^Fly, upon a ^Gstone. And through her wi^Fndow,

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^C7 he's whispered l^Fowl^Fy, F-F G F is my true love within at home?

3. Wake^F up, wake up,^F love^F, it is thine own true ^Glo^Fver, wake up, wake u^Fp, lo^Fve, and let me^G in For I am ti^Fred, love,

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^C7 and oh s^Fo we^Fary, F-F G F and more than near drenched to the skin.

4. She's rai^Fsed her u^F..^Fp her down soft p^Gil^Flow, F-F G she's raised her u...p and she's let him in. And they were lo^Fcked i

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n ^C7 eachother's ^Farm^Fs, until that l^Fong ni^Fght was p^Gast and go^Fne.

5. A^Fnd when that l^Fong ni^Fght was past and ove^Gr,^F and when the sm^Fall cl^Fouds began to gr^Gow, he's taken her^F hand and

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^C7 hey kissed and ^Fpart^Fed, then he saddled and ^Fmoun^Fted and a^Gway did g^Fo.