The Longest Johns - Crossing the bar

^DSunset and ^Aevening st^Dar, And o^Gne clear c^Aall for ^Dme! And may there be ^Gno moaning ^Aof the b^Dar, W^Ghen I put o^Aut to s^Dea,

^DWhen I put o^Gut to s^Dea, ^GWhen I put o^Aut to s^Bmea. And may there be ^Gno moaning ^Aof the b^Dar, W^Ghen I put o^Aut to s^Dea,

But such a t^Gide as moving ^Aseems asl^Deep, Too f^Gull for so^Aund and f^Doam, That which drew fr^Gom out the bo^Aund-less d^Deep Tu^Grns ag^Aain h^Dome.

^DTurns aga^Gin ho^Dme. ^GTurns ag^Aain h^Bmome. That which drew fr^Gom out the bo^Aund-less d^Deep ^GTurns aga^Ain ho^Dme.

^DTwilig^Ght and e^Avening b^Dell, And ^Gafter t^Ahat the d^Dark! And may there be ^Gno sadness ^Aof farewe^Dll, W^Ghen ^AI embar^Dk;

^DWhen ^GI emba^Drk, ^GWhen ^AI emba^Bmrk. And may there be ^Gno sadness ^Aof farewe^Dll, ^GWhen ^AI embar^Dk.

For tho' from o^Gut our bourne of Ti^Ame and Pla^Dce The fl^Good may be^Aar me f^Dar, I hope to see my P^Gilot f^Aace to f^Dace ^GWhen I have cr^Aossed the b^Dar.

^DWhen I have c^Grossed the b^Dar. ^GWhen I have c^Arossed the b^Bmar. I hope to see my P^Gilot f^Aace to f^Dace ^GWhen I have cr^Aossed the b^Dar.

^DWhen I have c^Grossed the b^Dar. ^GWhen I have c^Arossed the b^Bmar. I hope to see my P^Gilot f^Aace to f^Dace ^GWhen I have cr^Aossed the b^Dar.