^DMy crane wife arr^Cived at my ^Gdoor in the ^Dmoonlight All ^Cstar-bright and ^Gtongue tied I took her ^Din ^DWe were married and ^Cbells rang ^Gsweet for our ^Dwedding And our ^Cbedding was ^Gready when we fell ^Din

^EmSound the keening be^All and see it's painted ^Emred Soft as fonta^Anel the feathers in the t^Ghread When all I ever me^Aant to ^Cdo was to ^Gkeep you My ^Dcrane wife my c^Grane wife my cr^Dane wife ^{C D}

^DWe were poorly our f^Cortunes f^Gading h^Dourly And ^Chow she ^Gvowed me she could bring it ^Dback ^DBut I was greedy I was va^Cin and I ^Gforced her to ^Dweaving On ^Ccold loom in ^Gclosed room with down ^Dwove ^EmSound the keening be^All and see it's painted ^Emred Soft as fonta^Anel the feathers in the t^Ghread When all I ever me^Aant to ^Cdo was to ^Gkeep you My ^Dcrane wife my c^Grane wife my cr^Dane wife ^{C D Em}There's a bend in the wind and it ^Frakes at my heart ^EmThere is blood in the thread and it ^Frakes at my heart

^GRakes at my he^Cart h^Geart^C he^Gart ^Chea^Crt

^GHeart h^Ceart he^Gart hea^Crt hear^Gt heart^C hear^Gt heart^C My ^Dcrane wife