Ralph McTell - Barges

1. ^CMe and^Am my broth^Cer returned to th^Ame water, ^CI saw a pik^Eme that wa^Fs two feet long.^C T^Amwo small m^Cagicians, ^Ameach with a jam ^Cjar ^Am cast spells on th^Ce water with h^Gazel twig wands^Am.

2.^C Country boys ca^Amtch tadpoles, d^Cive into wat^Amer, made s^Chy by their laugh^Emter, we ^Fwondered down str^Ceam. ^Am And summer rolled o?^C??er us with ^Am no complicatio^Cns, ^Amsat thinking ^Cof Mama, ^Gsometimes in drea^Amms.

3.^C Stand by the draw^Ambridge wa^Citing for barg^Ames, w^Caiting aro^Emund for s^Fmiles from the m^Can. L^Amifting the brid^Cge whilst ^Am watching the hor^Cses, d^Amragging t^Che slow boats ^Gup the can^Amal.

4. ^CI do rem^Amember the^C times but no numb^Amer, a^Cfter the day^Em, but befo^Fre evening come^Cs. Wa^Amiting for cast^Cles and k^Amettles with ros^Ces, pa^Aminted on ba^Crges that sai^Gled into the s^Amun.