Pentangle - Lord franklin

^DI was homeward bound one night ^Gon the deep ^EmSwinging in my hammock I fe^All asleep I dre^Damed a dream and I tho^Gught it tr^Due ^EmConcerning Fra^Anklin and his ga^Gllant c^Drew ^G

^DWith a hundred seamen he sai^Gled away ^EmO'er frozen oceans in the m^Aonth of May ^DTo seek a passage arou^Gnd the po^Dle ^EmWhere we poor se^Aamen must so^Gmetimes g^Do ^G

^DThrough cruel hardships they ma^Ginly strove ^EmTheir ship on mountains of i^Ace was drove ^DOnly the Eskimo with his s^Gkin ca^Dnoe ^EmWas the only o^Ane that e^Gver came thr^Dough ^G

^DIn Baffin's Bay where the wh^Gale fishes blow ^EmThe fate of Franklin no m^Aan may know ^DThe fate of Franklin no ton^Ggue can t^Dell ^EmLord Franklin alo^Ane with his sail^Gors does dw^Dell ^G

^DAnd now my body it giv^Ges me pain ^EmFor my long lost Franklin I would cr^Aoss the main ^DTen thousand pounds I would f^Greely g^Dive ^EmTo know on ear^Ath that my Frank^Glin does l^Dive ^{G D}