Liam Clancy - The loch tay boat song

When I've done my work of ^Bmday And I ^Crow my boat a^Gway Down the ^Cwaters of Loch ^GTay As the ^Devening light is ^D7fading And I ^Ggaze upon Ben ^BmLawers Where the ^Cafter glory ^Gglows And I ^Cthink on two bright ^Geyes And the melting ^Dmouth be^Glow

She's my ^Cbeauteous nighean ^Gruach My ^Cjoy and sorrow ^Gtoo And ^Cif she prove un^Gtrue Well, I ^Dcannot live without her For my ^Gheart's a boat in ^Bmtow And I'd ^Cgive the world to ^Gknow Why she ^Cmeans to let me ^Ggo As I sing hi^Dlee, hi^Glo

Nighean ruach, your lovely ^Bmhair Has more ^Cglamour, I de^Gclare Than ^Call the tresses ^Grare 'Tween ^DKillen and Aber^D7feldy Be they ^Glint, white, brown or ^Bmgold Be they ^Cblacker than the ^Gsloe They are ^Cno more worth to ^Gme Than a melting ^Dflake of ^Gsnow

And her ^Ceyes are like the ^Ggleam Like the ^Csunlight on the ^Gstream And the ^Csongs the faeries ^Gsing Are like ^Dsongs she sings at milking But my ^Gheart is full of ^Bmwoe For last ^Cnight she bade me ^Ggo And the ^Ctears begin to ^Gflow As I sing hi^Dlee, hi^Glo

Her ^Ceyes are like the ^Ggleam The ^Csunlight on the ^Gstream And the ^Csongs the faeries ^Gsing Are like ^Dsongs she sings at milking But my ^Gheart is full of ^Bmwoe For last ^Cnight she bade me ^Ggo And the ^Ctears begin to ^Gflow As I sing hi^Dlee, hi^Glo