The Pogues - Lullaby of london

As ^DI walked down by the ^Griverside One ^Devening ^Gin the ^Dspring Heard a ^Dlong gone song From ^Gdays gone by Blown ^Din on the ^Ggreat North ^Dwind Though there ^Gis no lonesome ^Dcorncrake's cry Of ^Bmsorrow and de^Glight You can ^Dhear the cars And the ^Gshouts from bars And the ^Dlaughter ^Gand the ^Dfights

May the ^Gghosts that howled Round the ^Dhouse at night Never ^Bmkeep you from your ^Gsleep May they ^Dall sleep tight Down in ^Ghell tonight Or wher^Dever ^Gthey may ^Dbe

As ^DI walked on with a ^Gheavy heart Then a ^Dstone danced on the ^Gtide And the ^Dsong went on Though the ^Glights were gone And the ^DNorth wind ^Ggently ^Dsighed And an ^Gevening breeze coming ^Dfrom the East That ^Bmkissed the river^Gside So I ^Dpray now child that you ^Gsleep tonight When you ^Dhear this ^Glulla^Dby May the ^Gwind that blows from ^Dhaunted graves Never ^Bmbring you mise^Gry May the ^Dangels bright Watch ^Gyou tonight And ^Dkeep you ^Gwhile you ^Dsleep