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Patrick Spencer

Chords
Cmajor
90BPM
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[Intro]
C
[Verse]
OhG/B, don't the Ammoon look pretty, she Fsails like a ship in the Csky
DmDarling, you don't know Gnothing about sailing, Fshe's got a cast in her G7eyeC  
When the G/Bmoon weeps Amsilvery tears, you can Flook for a terrible Cstorm
I Dmpity the sailor that's Gout tomorrow, I'm Fglad I can Gbide here at Chome
[Verse]
If you G/Bbe Patrick AmSpencer, and Fthat man you'd better Cbe
I have a Dmletter here Gfrom the King, he comFmands you to go to G7sea
It's Clittle he G/Bthinks of your Amdanger, as he Fsits with his wine and his Csong
His Dmlittle daughter in Gfar Norway, she's Fsick and she Gwants to come Chome
[Instrumental]
C G/B F G
[Verse]
Well, he Ccould have G/Bsent me Amgreetings, he Fcould have cast me Cblame
DmHe could have asked me a Ghundred favours, god Fknows, I'd never comG7plain
But this Grunning G/Bup in the Amrigging with a Fhurricane on the Cwing
It's Dmcome to a matter of Glife and death to Fhave to Gpleasure the CKing
[Instrumental]
C G/B F G F G7 C
[Verse]
Standing G/Bout to Amsea that day, oh Flord, it commenced to Crain
The Dmwaves like the tops of Gmountains and the Fwind like a thing in G7painC  
Patrick G/BSpencer Amcalls for his glass and he Fputs it in Johnny's Chand
Saying, "DmRun up, Johnny, as Ghigh as you can, and Fsee if you Gsee any Cland"
[Verse]
"No landG/B, Patrick AmSpencer, nor Fever a sight of Cshore"
"Well Dmthan, give it over, Glads", he cried, "you'll Fnever see home anyG7moreC  
Never G/Bmind your Ambuckled shoes, you'll Fwet more than your Cfeet
And Dmas for this letter Gfrom the King, it's a Fdamn small Gwinding-Csheet"
[Instrumental]
C G/B F G F G7
[Verse]
CChristinie G/Bbe a Amlong, long time a-Fwaiting for me to come Chome
And the Dmcold, cold sea be a Glong, long time a-Fwashing over my G7bones
And Cthat man that G/Btold the AmKing about me, well, I Fwish I had him Chere
The Dmvery last favour I'd Gever have granted, is to Fcarry him Gunder with Cme
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