Elvis Presley - The last farewell

^FThere's a ship lies rigg^Ced and ready in the h^Farbor ^FTomorrow for Old England she s^Bbails ^BbFar away from your land of endless sunshine ^BbTo my land full of rainy s^Gkies and gal^Ces ^FAnd I shall be ab^Coard that ship tomo^Frrow ^FThough my heart is full of tears at this f^Bbarewell

^GFor you^C are be^Aautif^Dul, I ^Ghave loved you d^Cearly ^GMore dearly than the spo^Cken word can t^Fell ^{D G}For you^C are be^Aautifu^Dl, I ha^Gve loved you dea^Crly ^GMore dearly than the sp^Coken word can t^Fell ^{C F C F}

^FI've heard there's a wi^Ccked war a-bl^Fazing ^FAnd the taste of war I know so very ^Bbwell ^BbEven now I see that foreign flag a-raising ^BbTheir guns on fir^Ge as we sail into He^Cll ^FI have no fear of d^Ceath, it brings no so^Frrow ^FBut how bitter will be this last fa^Bbrewell

^GFor you^C are be^Aautif^Dul, I ^Ghave loved you d^Cearly ^GMore dearly than the spo^Cken word can t^Fell ^{D G}For you^C are be^Aautifu^Dl, I ha^Gve loved you dea^Crly ^GMore dearly than the spo^Cken word can te^Fll ^{C F C F}

^FThough death and darkness gath^Cer all about ^Fme ^FAnd my ship be torn apart upon the ^Bbseas ^BbI shall smell again the fragrance of these islands ^BbAnd the heaving waves that brou^Gght me once to t^Chee ^FAnd should I return safe home^C again to Eng^Fland ^FI shall watch the English mist roll through the D^Abale

^GFor you^C are be^Aautif^Dul, I ^Ghave loved you d^Cearly ^GMore dearly than the spo^Cken word can t^Fell ^{D G}For you^C are be^Aautifu^Dl, I ha^Gve loved you dea^Crly ^GMore dearly than the spo^Cken word can te^Fll ^{C F Ab F}