Misc Traditional - I will put my ship in order

^CI drew my ship i^Fnto the har^Cbour, I drew ac^Amross to where my true love l^Gay. ^FI drew close to her win^Cdow ^AmTo listen to what my lo^Gve did s^Cay.

^FWho's there that knocks loud at my wi^Cndow? Who^Am knocks so loud and would come i^Gn? ^FIt is your true love who loves you de^Carly, ^Amso come ye down love, and l^Get me i^Cn.

^CAnd I will p^Fut my ship in o^Crder ^AmAnd I will sail upon the s^Gea ^FAnd I will come to yonder ha^Crbour ^Amwhere my true love,^G she waits for m^Ce

^CThen slowly, slo^Fwly she rose ^Cup ^AmAnd slowly, slowly she came do^Gwn ^FBut before she got, her door unl^Cocked ^AmHer true love, had both co^Gme and go^Cne.

^CAnd I will p^Fut my ship in o^Crder ^AmAnd I will sail upon the s^Gea ^FAnd I will come to yonder ha^Crbour ^Amwhere my true love,^G she waits for on ^Cme

^FCome back, come back, my own true l^Cove ^AmCome back, come back, come to my s^Gide I^F never grieved you, nor yet dece^Cived you ^AmAnd someday soon I'^Gll be your b^Cride.

^FThe fish shall fly, and the seas run d^Cry ^Amand the rocks shall melt wae the s^Gun ^Fand laboring men will cease their la^Cbor ^AmBefore I come back, t^Ghis way ag^Cain

^CAnd I will p^Fut my ship in o^Crder ^AmAnd I will sail upon the s^Gea ^FAnd I will come to yonder ha^Crbour ^Amwhere my true love,^G she waits for on ^Cme