Kate Rusby - Bring me a boat

^DBring me a bo^Aat to cr^Eoss to my de^Aar I sta^Dnd here al^Aone, with my swee^F#mtheart so n^Dear Bring to me a b^Aoat to c^Eross o'er the T^Ayne For it's dee^Dp murky wat^Aers part h^Eis heart and min^Ae

And the Ty^Dne it flows o^An and ^F#mout to the s^Aea If a b^Doat I am gr^Aanted then s^Bmafe let me^D be And gently I'll ^Ago, for ge^Ently I'll ^Arow As ge^Dntly you br^Aeathe as you ^Eebb and you flo^Aw

^DDoes he know I st^Aand each ^Eday on the sh^Aore Does^D he know I'd g^Aive all t^F#mo see him once mo^Dre Does he know I've w^Aept ten th^Eousand times o^A're And ^Dis he still w^Aaiting as ^Ehe was befor^Ae

And the Ty^Dne it flows o^An and ^F#mout to the s^Aea If a b^Doat I am gr^Aanted then s^Bmafe let me^D be And gently I'll ^Ago, for ge^Ently I'll row As ge^Dntly you br^Aeathe as you ^Eebb and you flo^Aw

^DThe boatman he w^Aants the g^Eold I can't gi^Ave ^DMy parents are ^Apoor so I've n^F#mothing to gi^Dve Only my h^Aeart and th^Eat will not f^Aloat So p^Dlease don't de^Any me and br^Eing me a bo^Aat

And the Ty^Dne it flows o^An and ^F#mout to the s^Aea If a b^Doat I am gr^Aanted then s^Bmafe let me^D be And gently I'll ^Ago, for ge^Ently I'll ^Arow As ge^Dntly you br^Aeathe as you ^Eebb and you flo^Aw