Tom Waits - Two sisters

^EThere was an old woman, liv^Aed by the seas^Ehore ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me There ^Awas an old woman, lived ^Eby the seashore A ^Anumber of daughters: one, tw^B7o, three, four And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EThere was a young man come ^Athere to see t^Ehem ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me There ^Awas a young man come the^Ere to see them An^Ad the oldest one got stuck o^B7n him And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EHe bought the youngest a be^Aaver h^Eat ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me He bou^Aght the youngest a beave^Er hat An^Ad the oldest one got mad at ^B7that And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EOh, sister oh, sister let's^A walk the seas^Ehore ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me Oh, si^Aster oh, sister let's wa^Elk the seashore An^Ad see the ships as they're s^B7ailing on And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EWhile these two sisters wer^Ae walking the ^Eshore ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me While ^Athese two sisters were w^Ealking the shore Th^Ae oldest pushed the youngest^B7 o'er And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EOh, sister oh, sister please l^Aend me your h^Eand ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me Oh, si^Aster oh, sister please l^Eend me your hand An^Dd you will have Willy and al^E7l of his land And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EI'll never, I'll never will l^Aend you my h^Eand ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me I'll n^Aever, I'll never will le^End you my hand Bu^At I'll have Willy and all of^B7 his land And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^ESome time she sank and some t^Aime she sw^Eam ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me Some t^Aime she sank and some ti^Eme she swam Un^Atill she came to the old mil^E7l dam And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EThe miller, he got h^Ais fishingh^Eook ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me The mi^Aller, he got his fishing^Ehook An^Ad fished that maiden out of ^B7the brook And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EOh, miller oh, miller here'^As five gold ri^Engs ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me Oh, mi^Aller oh, miller here's f^Eive gold rings To^A push the maiden in again ^B7 And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EThe miller received those f^Aive gold rin^Egs ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me The mi^Aller received those five^E gold rings An^Ad pushed that maiden in aga^B7in And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee

^EThe miller was hung in the ^Aold mill g^Eate ^ABow and b^Ealance m^C#me The mi^Aller was hung in the old^E mill gate Fo^Ar drowning little sister Kat^B7e And ^EI'll ^B7be tr^Eue to my l^Aove If m^Ey l^B7ove will be true to m^Ee