Old Blind Dogs - The lowlands of holland

As I went out one ^FMay morning ^Cdown by the river^Dmside By shadows there and ^Ftrees so bare, a^Clas to be me ^Dmbride A^Flas to be me ^Cbride, me boys, the ^Dmchambers to be^Ahold I'll ^Dmnever ever for^Fget my ^Glove, a ^Dmjolly ^Csailor ^Dmbold ^{F C Dm}

Well, I built my love a ^Fgallant ship, a ^Cship of noble ^Dmframe Wi' a hundred jolly ^Fsailor boys, to ^Cbox her about the ^Dmmain Aye, to ^Fbox her about the ^Cmain, me boys, without ^Dmany fear or ^Adoubt Wi' me ^Dmown true love in that ^Fgallant ^Gsh^Fip^G__, we were ^Dmsadly ^Ctossed a^Dmbout ^{F C Dm}

Oh, the anchor and the ^Fcable went ^Coverboard straight^Dmway And the mainmast and the ^Frigging lie a-^Cburied in the ^Dmsea 'Twas ^FTempest sent bad ^Cweather and the ^Dmraging of the ^Asea Well, I ^Dmnever had but ^Fone true ^Glo^Fve^G__, ^Dmhe was ^Cdrowned at ^Dmsea

Said the father to the ^Fdaughter, "What ^Cmakes you sore la^Dmment? Oh, there is a lad that's ^Fin our town, will ^Cmake your heart con^Dmtent" "No, there ^Fis no lad that's ^Cin our town, no ^Dmnoble or duke," cried ^Ashe "Since the ^Dmraging seas and ^Fstormy ^Gwi^Fnd^Gs__, par^Dmted my ^Clove and ^Dmme" ^{F C Dm}

"No hankerchief will ^Ffind my head, no ^Ccomb go through my ^Dmhair No fire bright, nor ^Fcandle light, will ^Cview my beauty ^Dmfair Oh, ^Fnever will I ^Cmarried be, un^Dmtil the day I ^Adie Since the ^Dmraging seas and ^Fstormy ^Gwinds, par^Dmted me ^Clove and ^DmI" ^{F C Dm}

Oh, as I went out one ^FMay morning ^Cdown by the river^Dmside By shadows there and ^Ftrees so bare, a^Clas to be me ^Dmbride A^Flas to be me ^Cbride, me boys, the ^Dmchambers to be^Ahold I'll ^Dmnever ever for^Fget my ^Glove, a ^Dmjolly ^Csailor ^Dmbold