June Tabor - Now im easy

For ^Gnearly sixty years I've been a ^CCockie Of ^Gdroughts and fires and floods, I've lived through ^Dplenty And this ^Gcountry's dust and mud have ^Cseen my tears and ^Gblood But it's nearly over ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{G D}

I ^Gmarried a fine girl when I was ^Ctwenty But she ^Gdied in giving birth when she was ^Dthirty No ^Gflying doctor then, just a ^Cgentle old black '^Ggin But it's nearly over ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{G D}

She ^Gleft me with two sons and a ^Cdaughter And a ^Gbone-dry farm whose soil cried out for ^Dwater My ^Gcare was rough and ready, but they ^Cgrew up fine and ^Gsteady But it's nearly over ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{G D}

My ^Gdaughter married young and went her ^Cown way My ^Gsons lie buried by the Burma ^DRailway So on this ^Gland I've made my ^G7home, I've ^Ccarried on a^Glone But it's nearly over ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{G D}

For ^Anearly sixty years I've been a ^DCockie Of ^Adroughts and fires and floods, I've lived through ^Eplenty And this ^Acountry's dust and mud have ^Dseen my tears and ^Ablood But it's nearly over ^Enow, and now I'm ^Deasy Oh, it's ^Anearly over ^Enow, and now I'm ^Deasy