Crosby Stills and Nash - Southern cross

Got out of ^Gtown on a ^Fboat gon' to southern ^Cislands. Sailing a ^Greach ^Fbefore a following ^Csea. She was ^Gmaking for the ^Ftrades on the ^Coutside, And the ^Gdownhill ^Frun to Papee^Cte.

Off the ^Gwind on this ^Fheading lie the ^CMarquesas. We got ^Geighty feet of ^Cwaterline nicely ^Ammaking ^Gway. In a ^Gnoisy bar in ^FAvalon, I tried to ^Ccall you, But on a ^Gmidnight watch I ^Frealized why ^Ctwice you ^Amran a^Gway.

^FThink about how ^Cmany times ^FI have ^Gfallen. ^FSpirits are ^Cusing me; ^Flarger voices ^Gcallin'. ^FWhat heaven brought ^Cyou and me ^Fcannot be for^Ggotten. I have been ^Carou^Fnd the ^Gworld, ^Clookin' for that ^Fwoman-^Ggirl Who ^Cknows love ^Fcan en^Gdure. And you know it w^Gil^Gl. ^{F F C C} And you know it w^Gil^Gl ^{F F C G}

When you ^Gsee the Southern ^FCross for the ^Cfirst time, You ^Gunderstand now ^Fwhy you came this ^Cway. 'Cause the ^Gtruth you might be ^Frunnin' from is ^Cso small, But it's as ^Gbig as the ^Fpromise, the ^Cpromise of a ^Amcomin' ^Gday.

So I'm ^Gsailing for ^Ftomorrow. My dreams are a-^Cdying. And my ^Glove is an ^Fanchor tied to you, ^Ctied with a ^Amsilver ^Gchain. I have my ship, and ^Fall her flags are a-^Cflying. She is ^Gall that I have ^Fleft, and ^Cmusic ^Amis her ^Gname.

^FThink about how ^Cmany times ^FI have ^Gfallen. ^FSpirits are ^Cusing me; ^Flarger voices ^Gcallin'. ^FWhat heaven brought ^Cyou and me ^Fcannot be forg^Gotten. I have been ^Carou^Fnd the ^Gworld, ^Clookin' for that ^Fwoman-^Ggirl Who ^Cknows love ^Fcan end^Gure. And you know it w^Gil^Gl. ^{F F C C} And you know it w^Gil^Gl ^{F F C G}

So we ^Gcheated and we ^Flied and we ^Ctested. And we ^Gnever failed to ^Ffail; it was the ^Ceasiest thing to ^Gdo. ^GYou will ^Fsurvive being ^Cbested. ^GSomebody fine will ^Fcome along make me ^Cforget about ^Amloving ^Gyou