John Denver - Darcy farrow

^CWhere the Walker runs down into the ^FCarson Valley ^Cplain There lived a ^Emmaiden, Darcy ^DmFarrow was her ^Gname The ^Cdaughter of old Dundee, and a ^Ffair one was ^Cshe The ^Fsweet-^Gest ^Cflower ^Fthat ^Cbloomed ^Go'er the ^Crange ^CHer voice was sweet as the ^Fsugar can-^Cdy Her touch was as ^Emsoft as a ^Dmbed of goose ^Gdown Her ^Ceyes shone bright like the ^Fpretty ^Clights That ^Fshone ^Gin the ^Cnight ^Fout of ^CYerr-^Gington ^Ctown ^CShe was courted by young ^FVander-^Cmeer And quite ^Emhandsome was ^Dmhe as I ^Ghear He ^Cbrought her silver rings and ^Flacy ^Cthings And she ^Fprom-^Gised to ^Cwed be-^Ffore the ^Csnows ^Gfell that ^Cyear

^CBut her pony did stumble and ^Fshe did ^Cfall Her dyin' touched the ^Emheart of us ^Dmone and ^Gall Young ^CVandy in his pain, put a ^Fbullet through his ^Cbrain And we ^Fburied ^Gthem to-^Cgether ^Fas the ^Csnows be-^Ggan to ^Cfall ^CThey sing of Darcy Farrow where the ^Ftruckies run ^Cthrough They sing of her ^Embeauty in Vir-^Dmginia City ^Gtoo At ^Cdusky sundown to her ^Fname they drink a ^Cround And ^Fto ^Gyoung ^CVan-^Fdy, whose ^Clove ^Gwas ^Ctrue ^CWhere the Walker runs down into the ^FCarson Valley ^Cplain There lived a ^Emmaiden, Darcy ^DmFarrow was her ^Gname The ^Cdaughter of old Dundee, and a ^Ffair one was ^Cshe The ^Fsweet-^Gest ^Cflower ^Fthat ^Cbloomed ^Go'er the ^Crange