Paul Kelly - Sonnet 73

That ^Gtime of ^C/Gyear thou ^Gmayst in^C/G me be^Ghold ^C/G When y^Gellow l^C/Geaves, or ^Gnone, or ^C/Gfew, do h^Gang ^C/G Up^Gon those b^C/Goughs which s^Ghake ag^C/Gainst the c^Gold, ^C/G Bare ru^Gin'd ch^C/Goirs, where l^Gate the s^Dweet birds ^Gsang. ^C/G

In ^Gme thou ^C/Gsee'st the t^Gwilight ^C/Gof such ^Gday ^C/G As ^Gafter s^C/Gunset f^Gadeth ^C/Gin the w^Gest, ^C/G Which ^Gby and ^C/Gby black ^Gnight do^C/Gth take aw^Gay, ^C/G Death's s^Gecond ^C/Gself, that s^Geals up ^Dall in re^Gst. ^C/G

In ^Cme thou see'st the ^Dglowing of such f^Gire That ^Emon the a^Amshes of his youth doth l^Die, As t^Che death-bed wher^Deon it must exp^Gire, Cons^Emum'd with t^Amhat which it was nourish'd ^Dby. ^{D/C D/B D/A}

This t^Ghou per^C/Gceiv'st, which ^Gmakes thy^C/G love more st^Grong, ^C/G To l^Gove that ^C/Gwell which ^Gthou must^D leave ere l^Gong. ^{C/G G}