Loreena McKennitt - Bonny portmore

O ^GBonny Port^Ammore, I am ^Csorry to see Such a ^Gwoeful des^Amtruction of your ^Cornament t^Gree For it ^Amstood on your ^Bmshore for m^Cany's the long ^Amday Till the ^Amlong boats from ^GAntrim came to ^Cfloat it ^Daway

O ^GBonny Port^Ammore, you ^Cshine where you stand And the ^Gmore I think ^Amon you, the ^Cmore I think ^Glong If ^AmI had you ^Bmnow, as I ^Chad once be^Amfore All the ^AmLords in Old ^GEngland would not ^Cpurchase Por^Dtmore

All the ^Gbirds in the ^Amforest they ^Cbitterly w^Geep Saying, "^GWhere shall we ^Amshelter, where ^Cshall we s^Gleep?" For the ^Amoak and the a^Bmsh, they are ^Call cutten ^Amdown And the ^Amwalls of Bonny P^Gortmore are all d^Cown to the gr^Dound

O ^GBonny Port^Ammore, you ^Cshine where you stand And the ^Gmore I think ^Amon you, the ^Cmore I think ^Glong If ^AmI had you n^Bmow, as I h^Cad once bef^Amore All the L^Amords of Old ^GEngland would not p^Curchase Portm^Dore