The Dubliners - The leaving of liverpool

Farewe^Gll the Prince's l^Canding st^Gage River Mersey fare thee ^Dwell I am ^Gbound for Cali^Cforni^Ga, A place I k^Dnow right ^Gwell

So fa^Dre thee well my ^Cown true ^Glove, And when I return, united we will ^Dbe It's not the ^Gleaving of Liverpool that ^Cgrieves ^Gme But my darling, it's when I ^Dthink of ^Gthee

I'm ^Goff to Cali^Cforni^Ga By way of the stormy Cape ^DHorn And ^GI will send you a ^Cletter, ^Glove, When I am ^Dhomeward ^Gbound

So fa^Dre thee well my ^Cown true ^Glove, And when I return, united we will ^Dbe It's not the ^Gleaving of Liverpool that ^Cgrieves ^Gme But my darling, it's when I ^Dthink of ^Gthee

I've ^Gshipped on a Yankee ^Cclipper ^Gship, Davy Crockett is her ^Dname And ^GBurgess is the ^Ccaptain of ^Gher And they say she is a ^Dfloating ^Ghell

So fa^Dre thee well my ^Cown true ^Glove, And when I return, united we will ^Dbe It's not the ^Gleaving of Liverpool that ^Cgrieves ^Gme But my darling, it's when I ^Dthink of ^Gthee

I have ^Gsailed with Burgess ^Conce be^Gfore I think I know him ^Dwell If a ^Gman's a sailor he will g^Cet alon^Gg If not then he's ^Dsure in ^Ghell