Phil Ochs - William butler yeats visits lincoln park and escapes unscathed

^AmAs I went out one evening to ^Ctake the ^Gevening air ^FI was ^Gblessed by a ^Cblood-red ^Fmoon ^DmIn Lincoln Park the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^{G Am}I spied a fair young maiden and a ^Cflame was in her ^Geyes ^FAnd on her ^Gface lay the ^Csteel blue ^Fskies ^DmOf Lincoln Park, the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^GTurning

^AmThey spread their sheets upon the ground just ^Clike a wandering ^Gtribe ^FAnd the wise men ^Gwalked in their ^CRobespierre ^Frobes ^DmThrough Lincoln Park the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^{G Am}The towers trapped and trembling, and the boats ^Cwere tossed ab^Gout ^FWhen the fog rolled ^Gin and the ^Cgas rolled ^Gout ^DmFrom Lincoln Park the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^GTurning

^AmLike wild horses freed at last we ^Ctook the streets of ^Gwine ^FBut I searched in ^Gvain for she ^Cstayed ^Gbehind ^DmIn Lincoln Park the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^GTurning ^AmI'll go back to the city where ^CI can be ^Galone ^FAnd tell my ^Gfriend she ^Clies in ^Gstone ^DmIn Lincoln Park the ^Gdark was ^Amturning ^G