Steeleye Span - Two constant lovers

Now as ^GI was a-^G/F#walking down ^Emby the sea^Amshore Where the ^Dwind it did whistle and the ^Gwaves they did roar There I ^Dheard a fair maid make a terrible ^Gsound Like the ^Emwind and the ^Cwaves that did ^Amecho all a^Dround

Crying, "^GOhh,^C my ^Glove is gone He's the ^Amyouth I a^Ddore And he's ^Emdrowned And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore^C" ^{Em D}

She'd a ^Gvoice like a ^G/F#nightingale, ^Emskin like a ^Amdove And the ^Dsong that she sang, it was ^Gall about love And when I ^Dasked her to marry me, oh, marry me ^Gplease But the ^Emanswer she ^Cgave me, "My ^Amlove's drowned in the ^Dseas"

Crying, "^GOhh,^C my ^Glove is gone He's the ^Amyouth I a^Ddore And he's ^Emdrowned And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore^C" ^{Em D}

So I ^Gsaid I had ^G/F#gold with ^Emsilver be^Amside On a ^Dcoach and six horses, with ^Gme she could ride But she said, "^DI will not marry, nor prove you a ^Gwife I'll be ^Emconstant and ^Ctrue all the ^Amdays I have ^Dlife"

Crying, "^GOhh,^C my ^Glove is gone He's the ^Amyouth I a^Ddore And he's ^Emdrowned And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore^C" ^{Em D}

Then she ^Gflung her arms ^G/F#wide and she ^Emtook a great ^Amleap From the ^Dcliffs that were high, to the ^Gbillows so deep Saying, "The ^Drocks of the ocean shall be my death^Gbed And the ^Emshrimps of the ^Csea shall swim ^Amover my ^Dhead"

Crying, "^GOhh,^C my ^Glove is gone He's the ^Amyouth I a^Ddore And he's ^Emdrowned And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore^C" ^{Em D}

And ^Gnow every ^G/F#night at six ^Embells they ap^Ampear When the ^Dmoon shines bright and the ^Gstars they are clear These ^Dtwo constant lovers with each other's ^Gcharms Rolling ^Emover and ^Cover in ^Ameach other's ^Darms

Crying, "^GOhh,^C my ^Glove is gone He's the ^Amyouth I a^Ddore And he's ^Emdrowned And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him no ^Emmore And I ^Cnever will ^Dsee him ^Gno more" ^{C G}