Chris de Burgh - The candlestick

She m^Bmoved through the fair with a sm^F#mile in her eyes So p^Gure and gr^Daceful and fr^Aee And c^Bmaught the attention of ^Gone who was there A C^Dandlestick-maker, h^Ae H^Gandsome and young, a cr^Daftsman fine Sm^Aitten by her that da^Bmy And s^Go then he wrote down a p^Doem for her that would s^Asus4ay ^A

&q^Duot;T^Aake me in y^Gour hand^Ds tonight C^Gome through the p^Darlour by c^Emandlel^Aight W^Dith th^Aee I will w^Gait this n^Dight Ch^Gase away sh^Dadows and st^Emay 'til the m^Aorning is n^Digh^Dsus2"^D

But the j^Bmourney of love is a r^F#mocky road And c^Gomes with m^Dany a sp^Aill He w^Bmooed and pursued her for m^Gore than a year And th^Den she said I w^Aill He m^Gade her a gift of a c^Dandlestick ^AOn their wedding d^Bmay And wr^Gitten in silver ar^Dound in the words, that did s^Asus4ay ^A

&q^Duot;T^Aake me in y^Gour hand^Ds tonight C^Gome through the p^Darlour by c^Emandlel^Aight W^Dith th^Aee I will w^Gait this n^Dight Ch^Gase away sh^Dadows and st^Emay 'til the m^Aorning is n^Digh^Dsus2"^D

That c^Bmandlestick was so much l^F#moved and admired But h^Gundreds of y^Dears would go b^Ay 'Twas th^Bmere in an old Curi^Gosity shop I f^Dound it, forgotten by t^Aime Bl^Gackened with age but s^Doon to shine B^Aeauty from long ag^Bmo And I ^Goften consider all th^Dose who have held it bef^Asus4ore ^A

&q^Duot;T^Aake me in y^Gour hand^Ds tonight C^Gome through the p^Darlour by c^Emandlel^Aight W^Dith th^Aee I will w^Gait this n^Dight Ch^Gase away sh^Dadows and st^Emay 'til the m^Aorning is n^Digh ^A

&q^Duot;T^Aake me in y^Gour hand^Ds tonight C^Gome through the p^Darlour by c^Emandlel^Aight W^Dith th^Aee I will w^Gait this n^Dight Ch^Gase away sh^Dadows and st^Emay 'til the m^Aorning is n^Digh^{A G D} Ch^Gase away sh^Dadows and st^Emay 'til the m^Aorning is n^Digh"