Byrds - Jamaica say you will

^GJamaica was the lovely one I ^Cplayed her wel^C/Bl ^C/A As we ^Amlay in the tall ^Am7grass ^Dwhere the shadows ^Gfell ^{D G}Hiding from the children so they ^Cwould not te^C/Bll ^C/A We would s^Amtay there untill her s^Am7ister rang the ^Devening bell Jamaica s^Gay ^G7you ^Cwill help me find a ^Gway ^G7to ^Cfill these empty hours ^GSay ^Bmyou ^Emwill^{Em/D D}come again ^Ctom^C/Borro^C/Aw ^{G/B D D7}The ^Gdaughter of a captain on the ^Crolling sea^C/Bs ^C/A She would s^Amtare across the ^Am7water ^Dfrom the ^Gtree ^{D G}Last time he was home he held her ^Con his knee^C/Bs ^C/A And said the ^Amnext time they would ^Am7sail away just w^Dhere they please Jamaica ^Gsay ^G7you ^Cwill help me find a ^Gway ^G7to ^C fill these lifeless sails ^GStay ^Bmunti^Emll ^Em/D my ^Dships can find the ^Csea ^{C/B C/A}

^GJamaica was a sweet young one I ^Cloved her tru^C/Be ^C/A She was a ^Amcomfort and a ^Ammercy ^Dthru and t^Ghru ^{D G}Hiding from this world together ^Cnext thing I kne^C/Bw ^C/A They had ^Ambrought her things down to the ^Am7/Dbay ^Dwhat could I do Jamaica ^Gsay ^G7you ^Cwill help me find a ^Gway ^G7to ^Cfill these sails and then we'll ^GSail u^Bmnti^Emll ^Em/D our ^Dwaters have run d^Cry ^{C/B C/A G}