The Corries - Loch tay boat song

^CWhen I've done my work of d^Emay a^Fnd I row my b^Goat away^{C Am}Doon the ^Fwaters^G o' Loch ^CTay ^Amas the e^Dmvening light is fa^Gdin' ^G7And I l^Cook upon Ben Lawe^Emrs where the ^Fafter glo^Gry g^Clow ^AmAnd I d^Fream on ^Gtwo bright ^Ceyes a^Amnd the ^Dmmeltin^Gg mouth ^Cbelow

^FShe's my b^Geauteous^C nighean ruach [nighean ruach = red-haired lass - pronounced neon roe] ^AmShe's my ^Fjoy and ^Gsorrow ^Ctoo ^AmAnd alt^Fhough sh^Ge is untr^Cue ^AmAh, but I c^Dmannot live with^Gout her ^G7For my h^Ceart's a boat in ^Emtow ^AmAnd I'd g^Five the w^Gorld to k^Emnow ^AmWhy she ^Fmeans to ^Glet me ^Cgo ^AmAs I sin^Dmg horee,^G horo ^C

^CNighean ruach, your lovely ^Emhair has more ^Fglamour ^GI dec^Clare Than ^Amall the ^Ftresses ^Grare from ^CKillen ^Amto ^DmAberfeldy ^{G G7}Be they ^Clint, white, brown, or g^Emold be they ^Fblacker^G than th^Ce sloe ^AmThey have ^Fno more^G worth t^Co me tha^Amn a melt^Dmin fla^Gke o' sn^Cow

And her ^Fdance is ^Glike the ^Cgleam ^AmO'er the ^Fsunlight^G on the^C stream ^AmAnd the^F songs t^Ghe faerie^Cs sing ^AmSeems like ^Dmsongs she sings at mil^Gkin' ^G7But my h^Ceart is full of w^Emoe ^AmFor last ^Fnight she^G bade me ^Emgo ^AmAnd the ^Ftears beg^Gin to f^Clow ^AmAs I sin^Dmg horee,^G horo ^C