Great Big Sea - John barbour

^FWhat ails you my daughter dear ^Fyour eyes are so dim ^Fhave you had any sore sickness ^For yet been sleeping with a man

^FI have not had any sore sickness ^Fbut I know what's ailing me ^FI thinking of my own true lov^Fe ^Fhe plows the raging s^Fea ^Fhe plows the raging s^Fea

^Fbe he a lo^Dmrd or a d^Fuke or a k^Gnight ^For a man of wea^Glth of fa^Fme ^For is he one of my sailor la^Fds ^Fcome tell me now his na^Fme

^Fhe is no lo^Dmrd or a d^Fuke or k^Gnight ^For a man of wea^Glth and fa^Fme ^Fhe is one of your sailor la^Fds ^Fand john barbour is his na^Fme

^Fnow if J^Dmohn Barbour ^Fis his n^Game ^Fa lowly sai^Glor man is h^Fe ^Fand if John Barbor is his na^Fme ^Fthen hanged he will b^Fe ^Fthan hanged he will b^Fe

^Fthe king he c^Dmalls his ^Fsailors ^Gall ^Fby one by t^Gwo by thr^Fee ^FJohn Barbour was the first he cal^Fled ^Fbut the last came was h^Fe

^Fwhen he c^Dmame a tr^Fippin do^Gwn ^Fhe was clot^Ghed in all in w^Fhite ^Fhis hair were like the roses r^Fed ^Fand his teeth were ivory br^Fite

^Fhe paid t^Dmheir wages wit^Fh a s^Gmile ^Fwhen John Bar^Gbour he did s^Fee ^Fif i was a woman if I were a ma^Fn ^Fthen bedfellows we would b^Fe

^Fwill you ma^Dmrry my dau^Fghter Ja^Gne ^Fand take he^Gr by the h^Fand ^Fwill you come and dine with m^Fe ^Ftake charge of all my la^Fnd

^FI will ma^Dmrry your daug^Fhter Ja^Gne ^Fand I'll tak^Ge her by the h^Fand ^FI will come and dine with y^Fou ^Fbut to hell with all your lan^Fds ^Fif you can gi^Dmve her on^Fe gold pi^Gece ^Fthen I can giv^Ge her th^Free ^Ffor I am bold John Barb^Four ^Fand I plow the raging ^Fsea ^FI plow the raging s^Fea ^FI plow the raging s^Fea