Pogues - A pair of brown eyes

One ^Gsummer evening drunk to hell I ^Amstood there nearly lif^C/Geless An o^Gld man in the corner sang where the^C/G water lilies g^Amrow And ^Gon the jukebox Johnny sang abo^Amut a thing calle^C/Gd love And it's h^Gow are you ^Amkid and wh^Cat's your n^Game And h^Cow would you bloody k^Amnow?

In ^Gblood and death 'neath a screaming sky I ^Amlay down on the gro^C/Gund And the ^Garms and legs of other men were ^C/Gscattered all arou^Amnd Some ^Gcursed, some prayed, some prayed then cursed then ^Amprayed and bled some m^C/Gore And the ^Gonly t^Amhing that ^CI could s^Gee Was a p^Gair of brown e^Amyes that was loo^Cking at ^Gme But w^Ghen we got b^Amack, labeled pa^Crts one to th^Gree There was ^Gno pair of b^Amrown eyes wa^Citing for ^Gme And a r^Govin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo For a p^Cair of brown e^Amyes

I ^Glooked at him he looked at me all ^AmI could do was ^C/Ghate him While ^GRay and Philomena sang of ^C/Gmy elusive dr^Ameam I ^Gsaw the streams, the rolling hills where ^Amhis brown eyes were wai^C/Gting And I ^Gthought a^Ambout a pa^Cir of brown ^Geyes that wa^Cited once fo^Amr me

So ^Gdrunk to hell I left the place sometimes^Am crawling sometimes wal^C/Gking A ^Ghungry sound came across the breeze so I ^C/Ggave the walls a ta^Amlking And I ^Gheard the sounds of long ago f^Amrom the old c^C/Ganal And the ^Gbirds were w^Amhistling ^Cin the t^Grees Where the w^Cind was gently la^Amughing

And a r^Govin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo And a r^Govin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo And a ro^Gvin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo For a p^Cair of brown e^Amyes For a p^Cair of b^Drown e^Gyes And a r^Govin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo And a r^Govin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo And a ro^Gvin' a r^Amovin' a ro^Cvin' I'll ^Ggo For a p^Cair of brown e^Amyes For a p^Cair of b^Drown e^Gyes