Roger Whittaker - The last farewell

^GThere's a s^Chip lies rigged and r^Geady in the h^Carbor ^{G C}tomorrow for ol' ^C7England she s^Fails far a^Dmway from your l^Fand of endless s^Dmunshine ^F to my l^Dmand full of ^Frainy skies and g^Gales and ^CI shall be on ^Gboard that ship t^Comorrow ^{G C}though my heart is full of t^C7ears at this far^Fewell

^DmFor y^Gou are ^Cbeauti^Amful and I ^Dmhave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell ^Dmfor y^Gou are ^Cbeauti^Amful and I ^Dmhave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell

^GI h^Ceard there's a w^Gicked war a b^Clazing ^G and the t^Caste of war I ^C7know so very ^Fwell Eve^Dmn now I see tha^Ft foreign flag a^Dm raising ^F their g^Dmuns on fire ^Fas we sailed into^G hell I ha^Cve no fear of ^Gdeath it brings no s^Corrow ^{G C}but how bitter will be this ^C7last f^Farewell

^DmFor y^Gou are ^Cbeauti^Amful and I ^Dmhave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell ^Dmfor y^Gou are ^Cbeaut^Amiful and I h^Dmave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell

^GThough ^Cdeath and darkness ^Ggather all ^Cabout me ^G and my sh^Cip be torn a^C7part upon the ^Fsea I shall ^Dmsmell again the f^Fragrance of these ^Dmislands ^F in the ^Dmheaving waves that ^Fbrought me once to ^Gthee and s^Chould I return safe ^Ghome again to E^Cngland ^{G C}I shall watch the English ^C7mist roll through the ^Fdale

^DmFor y^Gou are ^Cbeauti^Amful and I ^Dmhave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell ^Dmfor y^Gou are ^Cbeaut^Amiful and I h^Dmave loved you ^G7dearly more d^Dmearly than the s^G7poken word can t^Cell