Ralph Vaughan Williams - The turtle dove

^EmFare you well my dear I ^Cmust ^Gbe ^Amgone and ^Emleave you ^Amfor ^Da ^Emwhile If I roam away I'll ^Ccome^G back ^Amagain Though I ^Emroam ten ^Cthou^Dsand ^Emmiles, ^Dmy ^Gdear ^GThough I roam te^Cn ^Amthou^Dsand ^Emmiles

^EmSo fair though art my ^Cbonn^Gie ^Amlass ^EmSo deep in ^Amlove ^Das^Em I ^EmBut I never will prove false to the ^Cbonnie ^Glass I ^Amlove Till the^Em stars fall ^Cfrom ^Dthe ^Emsky ^Dmy d^Gear ^GTill the stars ^Cfall ^Amfrom ^Dthe ^Emsky

^EmThe sea will never run ^Cdry ^Gmy ^Amdear Nor the ^Emrocks never ^Ammelt ^Dwith the ^Emsun But I never will prove false to the ^Cbonnie l^Gass I ^Amlove Till^Em all these ^Cthings ^Dbe ^Emdone ^Dmy ^Gdear ^GTill all ^Cthese ^Amthings ^Dbe ^Emdone

^EmO yonder doth sit that ^Clittle ^Gturtle ^Amdove He doth ^Emsit on ^Amyonder ^Dhigh ^Emtree A making a moan for the ^Closs of^G his ^Amlove As ^EmI will ^Cdo ^Dfor ^Emthee ^Dmy ^Gdear ^GAs I ^Cwill ^Amdo f^Dor ^Emthee