Mary Black - Fare thee well my own true love

Fare thee ^Cwell^F__, my ^Gown true ^Clove ^FFare^Gwell for a^Amwhile ^F I'^Gm going a^Cway^F__, but^G I'll re^Amturn If I^F go ten^G thousand^C miles ^F

Ten^G thousand^C mil^Fes, my ^Gown true ^Clove ^F Ten thou^Gsand miles or ^Ammore^F__ And the ^Grocks may^C mel^Ft__ and the ^Gseas may ^Amburn If ^FI no ^Gmore re^Cturn ^F

^GCan't you ^Csee^F__ yon ^Glonesome ^Cdove ^F Sitting on yo^Gn ivy ^Amtree? ^F She's^G weeping^C fo^Fr__ her^G own true ^Amlove As ^FI will ^Gweep for ^Cmine ^F

^GOh, come ^Cbac^Fk__, my^G own true^C love ^F Stay a^Gwhile with^Am me ^F For^G if I had a ^Cfrie^Fnd all ^Gon this^Am earth Then you'^Fd be th^Gat friend to ^Cme, my dear ^F

^GOh, come ^Cbac^Fk__, my^G own true^C love ^F Stay a^Gwhile with^Am me ^F For^G if I had a ^Cfrie^Fnd all ^Gon this^Am earth Then you'^Fd be th^Gat friend to ^Cme, my dear You'd ^Fbe that^G friend to ^Cme Oh, you'd ^Fbe that^G friend to ^Cme, my dear You'd ^Fbe that^G friend to ^Cme