The High Kings - The parting glass

^COf ^Amall the m^Foney that ^Ce'er I ^Ghad, I ^Cspent it in good^C compa^Gny. And a^Amll the ha^Frm I've ^Cever ^Gdone, ala^Cs it was to ^Amnone but ^Fme. And ^Call ^FI've ^Cdone for ^Cwant ^Fof ^Gwit to ^Fmem'ry now I ^Ccan't r^Gecall; So ^Amfill t^Fo me the^C parting ^Gglass, Good ^Cnight and joy be ^Amto you ^Fall.

[So] ^Cfill to ^Fme the ^Cparting ^Gglass And ^Gdrink a ^Amhealth whate^F&#^G8217;er befalls And ^Amgently ^Frise and ^Gsoftly ^Ccall Good ^Cnight and joy be ^Amto you ^Fall

^COf all the comrades that e'er I had, They're sorry for my going ^Gaway. And ^Amall my sweethearts that e^F'er I ^Chad, ^CThey'd wish me one more ^Gday to ^Cstay. But ^Csince it^Am fell u^Cnto my ^Glot, That ^GI should ^Amrise and ^Fyou should ^Gnot, ^AmI gently ^Frise and softly ^Ccall, ^CGood night and joy be ^Gto you ^Call. CHORUS 2 [So] fil^Cl to me the p^Farting glas^Cs ^G And drink ^Ga health wh^Amate’^Fer befalls ^G And gentl^Amy rise a^Fnd softly call ^{F C} Good night a^Cnd joy be to you all ^{G C}

But ^Csince it ^Amfell un^Cto my ^Glot, That ^GI should ^Amrise and ^Fyou should ^Gnot, I g^Amently ^Frise and ^Gsoftly ^Ccall, ^CGood night and joy be ^Gto you ^Call.

[So] fil^Cl to ^Fme the ^Cparting ^Gglass And ^Gdrink a ^Amhealth whate^F&#^G8217;er befalls And ^Amgently ^Frise and ^Fsoftly ^Ccall Good ^Cnight and joy be ^Gto you ^Call