^DmOf all the money that ^Fere I h^Cad, I spe^Dmnt it in good compan^Cy. And all the ^Dmharm that ere I^C done, ^DmAlas! I^Ct was to none but^Dm me. And al^Fl Ive done for want of wit, To mem^Gmory now I cant rec^Fall. So fi^Dmll to me the parting g^Class. Goodn^Dmight and joy b^Ce with you ^Dmall.

^DmOh, all the comrades that er^Ce I had, They're s^Dmorry for my going awa^Cy, And all th^Dme sweethearts that ere^C I had, ^DmThey’d wish me one mo^Cre day to stay ^Dm But sinc^Fe it falls unto my lot That I shoul^Gmd rise and you sho^Fuld not, I will ge^Dmntly rise and I'll softly c^Call, "Goodn^Dmight and ^Cjoy be with you a^Dmll!"

^DmOh, if I had enou^Fgh money to spe^Cnd And le^Dmisure time to sit a^Cwhile There^Dm is a fair maid ^Fin this t^Cown ^DmThat so^Crely has my heart beg^Dmuiled Her rosy^F cheeks and ruby lips, ^GmI own she has^F my heart in thra^Cll. So fi^Dmll to me the partin^Fg glass. ^C “Goodnig^Dmht and joy be^C with you all.” ^Dm