Great Big Sea - John barbour

^GWhat ails you my daughter dear ^Gyour eyes are so dim ^Ghave you had any sore sickness ^Gor yet been sleeping with a man

^GI have not had any sore sickness ^Gbut I know what's ailing me ^GI thinking of my own true lov^Ce ^Ghe plows the raging s^Cea ^Ghe plows the raging s^Cea

^Gbe he a lo^Amrd or a d^Cuke or a k^Dnight ^Gor a man of wea^Dlth of fa^Gme ^Gor is he one of my sailor la^Cds ^Gcome tell me now his na^Cme

^Ghe is no lo^Amrd or a d^Cuke or k^Dnight ^Gor a man of wea^Dlth and fa^Gme ^Ghe is one of your sailor la^Cds ^Gand john barbour is his na^Cme

^Gnow if J^Amohn Barbour ^Cis his n^Dame ^Ga lowly sai^Dlor man is h^Ge ^Gand if John Barbor is his na^Cme ^Gthen hanged he will b^Ce ^Gthan hanged he will b^Ce

^Gthe king he c^Amalls his ^Csailors ^Dall ^Gby one by t^Dwo by thr^Gee ^GJohn Barbour was the first he cal^Cled ^Gbut the last came was h^Ce

^Gwhen he c^Amame a tr^Cippin do^Dwn ^Ghe was clot^Dhed in all in w^Ghite ^Ghis hair were like the roses r^Ced ^Gand his teeth were ivory br^Cite

^Ghe paid t^Amheir wages wit^Ch a s^Dmile ^Gwhen John Bar^Dbour he did s^Gee ^Gif i was a woman if I were a ma^Cn ^Gthen bedfellows we would b^Ce

^Gwill you ma^Amrry my dau^Cghter Ja^Dne ^Gand take he^Dr by the h^Gand ^Gwill you come and dine with m^Ce ^Gtake charge of all my la^Cnd

^GI will ma^Amrry your daug^Chter Ja^Dne ^Gand I'll tak^De her by the h^Gand ^GI will come and dine with y^Cou ^Gbut to hell with all your lan^Cds ^Gif you can gi^Amve her on^Ce gold pi^Dece ^Gthen I can giv^De her th^Gree ^Gfor I am bold John Barb^Cour ^Gand I plow the raging ^Csea ^GI plow the raging s^Cea ^GI plow the raging s^Cea