Scottish Folk(ish)

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Ae Fond Kiss 3
Annie McKelvie Artist 4
At the End of the Line Skerryvore 5
Auld Lang Syne Traditional 6
Ay Waukin O Robert Burns 7
Black Velvet Band Traditional 8
Black is the Colour Christy Moore 9
Ca' the Yowes 10
Caledonia Dougie MacLean 11
Charlie is my Darling Eddi Reader 12
Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice Hamish Imlach 13
Come Away In Karine Polwart 14
Comin thro’ the rye 15
Daisy Karine Polwart 16
Do You Love An Apple? Bothy Band 17
Down By The Sally Gardens 18
Every River Runrig 19
Fields of Athenry 20
Follow the Heron Karine Polwart 21
Freedom come a'ye Hamish Henderson 22
Give a little love Bay City Rollers 23
Glasgow Lullaby Eric Bogle 24
Green Grow the Rashes 25
Hard Times Mary Black (Stephen Foster) 26
Hermless Michael Marra 27
I'll Tell Me Ma Traditional 28
I'm Gonna Do it All Karine Polwart 29
I'm On My Way The Proclaimers 30
I’ll Fly Away – (Traditional) Alison Kraus/Gillian Welch (Key: C 31
Lakes of Pontchartrain Trad / Paul Brady 32
Leaving on a Jet Plane Peter Paul and Mary 33
Leezie Lindsay 34
Maggie Traditional 35
Make my heart fly Proclaimers 36
Marie's Wedding Traditional 37
My Lovely Horse The Divine Comedy 38
Nothing Ever Happens Del Amitri 39
Ramblin' Rover Silly Wizzard 40
Shang-A-Lang Bay City Rollers 41
Star of the County Down Traditional 42
Sunshine on Leith The Proclaimers 43
The Band Played Waltzing Matilda Eric Bogle 44
The winter it is past Robbie Burns 45
Those Were the Days my Friend (shorter) Mary Hopkins 46
Trasna na dTonnta 47
Travel These Ways Karine Polwart 48
Tyree Love Song 49
Walking on the Waves 50
Walking on the Waves Tide lines 51
Westering Home 52
Where Have All the Flowers Gone Pete Seeger 53
Wild Mountain Thyme Misc Traditional 54
Ye Banks and Braes 55

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	Ramblin' Rover Silly Wizzard 40
	Shang-A-Lang Bay City Rollers 41
Ae Fond Kiss 3	Star of the County Down Traditional 42
Annie McKelvie Artist 4	Sunshine on Leith The Proclaimers 43
At the End of the Line Skerryvore 5	The Band Played Waltzing Matilda Eric Bogle 44
Auld Lang Syne Traditional 6	The winter it is past Robbie Burns 45
Ay Waukin O Robert Burns 7	Those Were the Days my Friend (shorter) Mary Hopkins 46
Black Velvet Band Traditional 8	Trasna na dTonnta 47
Black is the Colour Christy Moore 9	Travel These Ways Karine Polwart 48
Ca' the Yowes 10	Tyree Love Song 49
Caledonia Dougie MacLean 11	Walking on the Waves 50
Charlie is my Darling Eddi Reader 12	Walking on the Waves Tide lines 51
Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice Hamish Imlach 13	Westering Home 52
Come Away In Karine Polwart 14	Where Have All the Flowers Gone Pete Seeger 53
Comin thro’ the rye 15	Wild Mountain Thyme Misc Traditional 54
Daisy Karine Polwart 16	Ye Banks and Braes 55
Do You Love An Apple? Bothy Band 17
Down By The Sally Gardens 18
Every River Runrig 19
Fields of Athenry 20
Follow the Heron Karine Polwart 21
Freedom come a'ye Hamish Henderson 22
Give a little love Bay City Rollers 23
Glasgow Lullaby Eric Bogle 24
Green Grow the Rashes 25
Hard Times Mary Black (Stephen Foster) 26
Hermless Michael Marra 27
I'll Tell Me Ma Traditional 28
I'm Gonna Do it All Karine Polwart 29
I'm On My Way The Proclaimers 30
I’ll Fly Away – (Traditional) Alison Kraus/Gillian Welch (Key: C 31
Lakes of Pontchartrain Trad / Paul Brady 32
Leaving on a Jet Plane Peter Paul and Mary 33
Leezie Lindsay 34
Maggie Traditional 35
Make my heart fly Proclaimers 36
Marie's Wedding Traditional 37
My Lovely Horse The Divine Comedy 38
Nothing Ever Happens Del Amitri 39

Black Velvet Band [C] Traditional Intro: [Dm] [G] [C] [C] Verse 1: In a [C] neat little town they call Belfast, apprenticed to [F] trade I was [G] bound, [C] Many an hour sweet happiness Have I [Dm] spent in that [G] neat little [C] town. 'Till a sad misfortune came o'er me, and caused me to [F] stray from the [G] land. Far a-[C]way from my friends and relations, Be-[Dm]trayed by the [G] black velvet [C] band. |Chorus: |Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, |I thought her the [F] queen of the [G] land, |And her [C] hair hung over her [Am] shoulder, |Tied [Dm] up with a [G] black velvet [C] band. Verse 2: I [C] took a stroll down Broadway, meaning not [F] long for to [G] stay, When [C] who should I meet but this pretty fair maid, Come a [Dm] traipsing a-[G]long the high[C]way. She was both fair and handsome, her neck it was [F] just like a [G] swan's And her [C] hair hung over her shoulder, Tied [Dm] up with a [G] black velvet [C] band. |Chorus: |Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, |I thought her the [F] queen of the [G] land, |And her [C] hair hung over her [Am] shoulder, |Tied [Dm] up with a [G] black velvet [C] band. Verse 3: I [C] took a stroll with this pretty fair maid, and a gentleman [F] passing us [G] by. Well, I [C] knew she meant the doing of him, By the [Dm] look in her [G] roguish black [C] eye. A gold watch she took from his pocket, And placed it [F] right into my [G] hand, And the [C] very first thing that I said was, "Bad [Dm] ‘cess to the [G] black velvet [C] band". |Chorus: |Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, |I thought her the [F] queen of the [G] land, |And her [C] hair hung over her [Am] shoulder, |Tied [Dm] up with a [G] black velvet [C] band. Verse 4: Be[C]fore the judge and the jury next morning I [F] had to a-[G]ppear. The [C] judge he says to me, "Young fellow, The [Dm] case against [G] you is quite [C] clear. Seven long years is your sentence, to be spent far a [F] way from this [G] land, Far a-[C]way from your friends and relations, Be-[Dm]trayed by the [G] black velvet [C] band. |Chorus: |Her [C] eyes they shone like diamonds, |I thought her the [F] queen of the [G] land, |And her [C] hair hung over her [Am] shoulder, |(Slowing) |Tied [Dm] up with a [G] black velvet [C////////] band.

Caledonia[D] - Dougie MacLean D A I don't know if you can see Bm G The changes that have come over me D A These last few days I've been afraid Bm G G That I might drift away D A I've been telling old stories, singing songs Bm G That make me think about where I've come from D A That's the reason why I seem Bm G So far away today |[Chorus] |D A |Let me tell you that I love you | Bm G |That I think about you all the time |Em D A D |Caledonia, you're calling me, now I'm going home | D A |But if I should become a stranger | Bm G |Know that it would make me more than sad |Em A D |Caledonia's been everything I've ever had [Interlude] D G Em G A D A Now I have moved and I've kept on moving Bm G Proved the points that I needed proving D A Lost the friends that I needed losing Bm G G Found others on the way D A I've kissed the fellas and left them crying Bm G Stolen dreams, yes, there's no denying D A I've travelled hard, sometimes with conscience flying Bm G Somewhere with the wind [Chorus] [Interlude] D G Em G A D A Now I'm sitting here before the fire Bm G The empty room, the forest choir D A The flames have cooled, don't get any higher Bm G G They've withered, now they've gone D A But I'm steady thinking, my way is clear Bm G And I know what I will do tomorrow D A When hands have shaken, the kisses float Bm G Then I will disappear [Chorus] Em A D Caledonia's been everything I've ever had

Cod Liver Oil and the Orange Juice - Hamish Imlach [A7][Em] [A7][Em] Em C G Em C G Well, oot of the east, there came a hard man, Ohhoohh, all the way from Brigton Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G Well, he went intae a pub and he come oot paralytic, Ohhoohh, VP and cider, Em C G B7 Em A7 Em Aahhahh, what a hell of a mixture, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G Does this bus go to the Denistoun Palais? Ohhoohh, I'm lookin' for a lumber, Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G In the dancin' he met Hairy Mary, Ohhohh, the floo'er o' the Gorbels, Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G "Ah, noo, Mary, are ye dancin'?" "Oh, no, it's jest the way I'm standin" Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G "Well, then, Mary, you're one in a million", "Ohhohh, so's yer chances!" Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G "Well, then, Mary, can I run ye hame? Ohhoohh, I've got a pair of sandshoes Em C G B7 Em A7 Em Aahhaahh," yer hell of a funny..." Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G Well, doon through the back close, and intae the dunny, Ohhoohh, it wasnae for the first time, Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G Then oot came her mammy, she was goin' tae the cludgie, Ohhoohh, I buggered off sharpish Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice. Em C G Em C G Noo Hairy Mary's lookin' for her hard man, Ohhoohh, he's joined the Foreign Legion Em C G B7 Em A7 Em Aah haahh, Sahara and a camel, Cod liver oil and the orange juice Em C G Em C G Then Hairy Mary had a little baby, Ohhoohh, his father's in the army, Em C G B7 Em A7 Em A7 Ahhahh, glory hallelujah, Cod liver oil and the orange juice.

Daisy - Karine Polwart G Hey Daisy darling C G Don’t spread your arms so wide G C G Why don’t you keep a little something inside? Em D C G I know you think that hands are made for pulling us through Am D G But there are people in this world who don’t think like you do G Hey Daisy darling C G Don’t give them all you can G C G Why don’t you keep a few more cards in your hand? Em D C G I know you’ll only say a thing you believe to be true Am D G But there are people in this world who don’t think like you do C They don’t think like you do Am G And some don’t think at all Repeat Intro G Hey Daisy darling C G Don’t take it all as read G C G Why don’t you ask a few more questions instead? Em D C G I know you think that everyone should be paid what they’re due Am D G But there are people in this world who don’t think like you do C They don’t think like you do Am G And some don’t think at all G Hey Daisy darling C G Don’t spread your arms so wide G C G Why don’t you keep a little something inside? Em D C G I know you think that hands are made for pulling us through Am D G But there are people in this world who don’t think like you do Em D C G I know you’ll only say a thing you believe to be true Am D G But there are people in this world who don’t think like you do C They don’t think like you do Am G And some don’t think at all

I'm On My Way [G] - The Proclaimers [G] [G] [G] [G] [Verse 1] G I'm on my way from misery to happiness today Aha aha aha aha D I'm on my way from misery to happiness today Aha aha aha aha G C I'm on my way to what I want from this world G C And years from now you'll make it to the next world G C And everything that you receive up yonder G D Is what you gave to me the day I wandered [Verse 2] G I took a right, I took a right turning yesterday Aha aha aha aha, yeah D I took a right, I took a right turning yesterday Yeah yeah yeah yeah G C I took the road that brought me to your home town G C I took the bus to streets that I could walk down G C I walked the streets to find the one I'd looked for G D I climbed the stair that led me to your front door [Chorus] C D G G And now that I don't want for anything C D G D I'd have Al Jolson sing I'm sitting on top of the world [Verse 3] G I'll do my best, I'll do my best to do the best I can Aha aha aha aha, yeah D I'll do my best, I'll do my best to do the best I can Haah haah haah ha G C To keep my feet from jumping from the ground, dear G C To keep my heart from jumping through my mouth, dear G C To keep the past, the past and not the present G D To try and learn when you teach me a lesson [Chorus] C D G G And now that I don't want for anything C D G D I'd have Al Jolson sing I'm sitting on top of the world [Verse 4] G I'm on my way from misery to happiness today Aha aha aha aha, yeah D I'm on my way from misery to happiness today Yeah yeah yeah yeah G C I'm on my way to what I want from this world G C And years from now you'll make it to the next world G C And everything that you receive up yonder G C Is what you gave to me the day I wandered G C I'm on my way to what I want from this world G C And years from now you'll make it to the next world G C And everything that you receive up yonder G D Is what you gave to me the day I wandered [Outro Fade Out] G I'm on my way, I'm on my way I'm on my way, [G*]I'm on my way

Lakes of Pontchartrain - Trad / Paul Brady It was [G] on one [D] fine March [C] morn-[G] ing, when I [Em] bid New [D] Orleans a[G]dieu And I took [D] the road to [C] Jackson [Em] town, my [G] fortunes to [C] renew I [G] cursed all [D] foreign [C] money [Em], no [G]credit could I [C] gain, Which [G] filled my [D] heart with [C] longing [Em]for The [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G]train I [G] stepped on [D] board a [C] railroad [G] car be-[Em] neath the [D] morning [G] sun. I rode the [D] rails ‘til [C] even-[Em] ing and [G] lay me down a-[C] gain. All [G] strangers [D] there, no [C] friends to [Em] me, ‘til a [G] dark girl towards me [C] came. And I [G] fell in [D] love with a [C] Creole [Em] girl on the [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G] train. I [G] said "my [D] pretty [C] Creole [G] girl, My [Em] money [D] here's no [G] good, If it weren't for the [D] alli-[C] ga-[Em] tors, I’d [G] sleep out in the [C] wood.” “You’re [G] welcome [D] here, kind [C] stran-[Em] ger, our [G] house is very [C] plain, But [G] we never [D] turn a [C] stranger [Em] out on the [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G] train. She [G] took me [D] to her [C] mammy’s [G] house, and [Em] treated [D] me right [G] well. Her hair [D] upon her [C] shoulders, in [G] jet black ringlets [C] fell. To [G] try to [D] paint her [C] beau-[Em] ty, I'm [G] sure ‘twould be in [C] vain So [G] handsome [D] was my [C] Creole [Em] girl on the [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G] train. I [G] asked her [D] if she’d [C] marry [G] me, She [Em] said that it [D] ne’er could [G] be, for she had [D] got a [C] lov-[Em] er, and [G] he was off at [C] sea she [G] said that [D] she would [C] wait for [Em] him and [G] true she would re[C] main Til [G] he’d re-[D]turn to his [C] Creole [Em] girl by the [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G] train. So [G] fare thee [D] well my [C] Creole [G] girl I’ll [Em] never [D] see you [G] more But I wont for[D] get your [C] kind-[Em] ness in the [G] cottage by the [C] shore and [G] at each [D] social [C] gather-[Em] ing a [G] flowing glass I'll [C] drain, and [G] drink the [D] health to my [C] Creole [Em] girl on the [C] lakes of [D] Pontchar-[G] train.

Nothing Ever Happens - Del Amitri [Verse 1] (G) (Em) Post office clerks put up signs saying position closed (G) (Em) And secretaries turn off typewriters and put on their coats (C) (G) (D) (C) Janitors padlock the gates for security guards to patrol (C) (G) (D) And bachelors phone up their friends for a drink While the married ones (C) turn on a chat show (G) (C) (G) And theyll all be lonely tonight and lonely tomorrow [Verse 2] Gentlemen time please, you know we cant serve anymore Now the traffic lights change to stop, when theres nothing to go And by five oclock everything's dead And every third car is a cab, and ignorant people sleep in their beds, Like the doped white mice in the college lab [Chorus] G C G C And Nothing ever happens, nothing happens at all. Em C The needle returns to the start of the song, D C And we all sing along like before, Page 1/3 G C G And well all be lonely tonight and lonely tomorrow. [Verse 3] Telephone exchanges click while theres nobody there, The martians could land in the carpark and no one would care. F Close-circuit cameras in department stores shoot the same video everyday. And the stars of these films neither die nor get killed, Just survive constant action replay [Chorus] [Interlude] A Em A Em G A G A [Verse 4] Bill hoardings advertise products that nobody needs While angry from manchester writes to complain about all the repeats on t.v. And computer terminals report some gains, on the values of copper and tin While american businessmen snap up van goghs for the price of a hospital wing [Chorus]

The Band Played Waltzing Matilda Eric Bogle [C] [G7] [C] [C] Now, when [C] I was a young [F] man I [C] carried me [Am] pack, and I [C] lived the free [G7] life of- the [C] rover. From the Murray's green [F] basin to the [C] dusty out[Am]back, well, I [C] waltzed my Ma[G7]tilda all [C] over. Then in [G7] nineteen fifteen my [F] country said, [C] Son, it's [G7] time you stop rambling, there's [F] work to be [C] done” So they gave me a [F] tin hat and they [C] gave me a [Am] gun and they [C] marched me a[G7]way to the [C] war. [F] [C] And the [C] band played [F] Waltzing Ma[C]tilda, as the ship pulled a[F] way from the [G] quay. And [F] ’midst all the cheers, the flag [C] waving and [F] tears, we [C] sailed off for [G7] Gallipo[C]li. [G7] [C] And how [C] well I re[F]member that [C] terrible [Am] day, how our [C] blood stained the [G7] sand and the [C] water. And how in that [F] hell that they [C] called Suvla [Am] Bay, we were [C] butchered like [G7] lambs at the [C] slaughter. Johnny [G7] Turk, he was ready, he’d [F] primed himself [C] well, he [G7] showered us with bullets and he [F] rained us with [C] shell And in five minutes [F] flat he’d blown [C] us all to [Am] hell, nearly [C] blew us right [G7] back to Aus[C]tralia [F] [C] But the [C] band played [F] Waltzing Ma[C]tilda, when we stopped to [F] bury our [G] slain. [F] We buried ours, and the [C] Turks buried [F] theirs, then we [C] started all [G7] over a[C] gain. [G7] [C] And [C] those that were [F] left, well, we [C] tried to sur[Am]vive, in that [C] mad world of [G7] blood, death and [C] fire. And for ten weary [F] weeks I kept [C] myself a[Am]live, though a[C]round me the [G7] corpses piled [C] higher. Then a [G7] big Turkish shell knocked me [F] arse over [C] head, and [G7] when I woke up in me [F] hospital [C] bed And saw what it had [F] done, well, I [C] wished I was [Am] dead, - never [C] knew there was [G7] worse things than [C] dying. [F] [C] For I'll [C] go no more [F] Waltzing Ma[C]tilda, All around the green [F] bush, far and [G] free. To [F] hump tent and pegs, a [C] man needs both [F] legs, no more '[C] Waltzing Ma[G7]tilda' for [C] me. [G7] [C] So they [C] gathered the [F] crippled, the [C] wounded, the [Am] maimed, and they [C] shipped us back [G7] home to Aus[C]tralia. The legless, the [F] armless, the [C] blind and in[Am]sane, those [C] proud wounded [G7] heroes of [C] Suvla. And [G7] when our ship pulled into [F] Circular [C] Quay, I [G7]looked at the place where [F] me legs used to [C] be. And thanked Christ, there was [F] nobody [C] waiting for [Am]me, to [C]grieve, to [G7]mourn, and to [C]pity. [F] [C] But the [C] band played [F] Waltzing Ma[C]tilda, as they carried us [F] down the gang[G]way. But [F]nobody cheered, they [C]just stood and [Am]stared, then they [C]turned all their [G7]faces a[C]way.[G7] [C] And so [C] now every [F] April I [C] sit on me [Am] porch, and I [C] watch the pa[G7]rade pass be[C]fore me And I see my old [F] comrades, how [C] proudly they [Am] march, re[C]viving old [G7] dreams and past [C] glory. And the [G7] old men march slowly, old [F] bones stiff and [C] sore; they’re [G7] tired old heroes from a [F] forgotten [C] war. And the young people [F] ask “What are [C] they marching [Am] for?” and [C] I ask me[G7]self the same [C] question. [F] [C] [C] But the band plays [F] Waltzing Ma[C]tilda, and the old men still [F] answer the [G] call. But as [F] year follows year, the old [C] men get [F]fewer, some day [C] no one will [G] march there at [C] all. [C] Waltzing matilda, [F] waltzing matilda, [C] who'll come a-[Am]waltzing ma[Dm]tilda with [G7] me? And their [C] ghosts may be [G7] heard as they [C] march by that [F] Billabong, [C] Who'll come a-[Am] waltzing ma[G7]tilda with [C] me?

Those Were the Days my Friend (shorter) - Mary Hopkins [Dm] Once upon a time there was a [Dm7] tavern [D] [D7] Where we used to raise a glass or [Gm] two [Gm] Remember how we laughed away the [Dm] hours And [E7] dreamed of all the great things we would [A7*] do Those were the [Dm] days my friend we thought they'd [Gm] never end We'd sing and [C] dance for[C7] ever and a [F] day We'd live the [Gm] life we choose we'd fight and [Dm] never lose For we were [A7] young and sure to have our [Dm] way [Dm] Then the busy years went rushing [Dm7] by us We [D] lost our starry notions on the [Gm] way [Gm] If by chance I'd see you in the [Dm] tavern We'd [E7] smile at one another and we'd [A7*] say Chorus: Those were the [Dm] days my friend we thought they'd [Gm] never end We'd sing and [C] dance for[C7] ever and a [F] day We'd live the [Gm] life we choose we'd fight and [Dm] never lose For we were [A7] young and sure to have our [Dm] way [Dm] Just tonight I stood before the [Dm7] tavern [D7] Nothing seemed the way it used to [Gm] be [Gm] In the glass I saw a strange re[Dm]flection [E7] Was that lonely woman really [A7*] me Those were the [Dm] days my friend we thought they'd [Gm] never end We'd sing and [C] dance for[C7] ever and a [F] day We'd live the [Gm] life we choose we'd fight and [Dm] never lose For we were [A7] young and sure to have our [Dm] way (Tune of chorus) [A7] La la la [Dm] La la la la la la [Gm] la la la La la la [C] la, la [C7] la la la la [F] la La la la [Gm] la la la, la la la [Dm] la la la La la la [A7] la, la la la la la [Dm] la [Dm] Through the door there came familiar [Dm7] laughter I [D7] saw your face and heard you call my [Gm] name [Gm] Oh my friend we're older but no [Dm] wiser For [E7] in our hearts the dreams are still the [A7*] same Those were the [Dm] days my friend we thought they'd [Gm] never end We'd sing and [C] dance for[C7] ever and a [F] day We'd live the [Gm] life we choose we'd fight and [Dm] never lose For we were [A7] young and sure to have our [Dm] way (Tune of chorus) [A7] La la la [Dm] La la la la la la [Gm] la la la La la la [C] la, la [C7] la la la la [F] la La la la [Gm] la la la, la la la [Dm] la la la La la la [A7] la, la la la la la [Dm] la

Walking on the Waves | [Instrumental x2] | G C G D | G Em D G G Em An island in the sunlight, laughter in the rain. D C A whisky in the darkness, it all feels just the same. G Em Watch the sunset over Hynish see the twilight merge to dawn D C Hear the waves caress the shoreline as the island carries on. |[Chorus] | G C G D |I've been walking, walking these shores all my days | Em C D G |But with you by my side I am walking on the waves | G C G D |I've been walking, walking these shores all my days | Em C D G |But with you by my side I am walking on the waves | [Instrumental x2] | G C G D | G Em D G [Verse 2] G Em There's two lovers on the machair and they walk down to the sand D C Their silhouettes are on the water as they paddle hand in hand. G Em And it's a game of sweet surrender when there's nothing left to say D C And there are moments to remember once these days are long away. [Chorus] | [Instrumental x2] | G C G D | G Em D G [Verse 3] *slow* G Em So you look out on the ocean see the headlands and the strands D C And you wonder what horizons will shape tomorrow's plans G Em And through the turning of the seasons and the cycle of the days D C Every drink's another reason to let tomorrow sail away. [Chorus] | [Instrumental x2] | G C G D | G Em D G [Bridge] *slow* C G C G The surging of the ocean, the breakers on the shore Am C D The echoes of our bodies, To the lovers’ dream we soar. [Chorus x 2]

Walking on the Waves[C] - Tide lines [intro] [Verse 1] C Am An island in the sunlight, laughter in the rain. G F A whisky in the darkness, it all feels just the same. C Am Watch the sunset over Hynish see the twilight merge to dawn G F Hear the waves caress the shoreline as the island carries on. [Chorus] C F C G I've been walking, walking these shores all my days Am F G C But with you by my side I am walking on the waves C F C G I've been walking, walking these shores all my days Am F G C But with you by my side I am walking on the waves [Break] C F C G C Am G C [Verse 2] C Am There's two lovers on the machair and they walk down to the sand Page 1/3 G F Their silhouettes are on the water as they paddle hand in hand. C Am And it's a game of sweet surrender when there's nothing left to say G F And there are moments to remember once these days are long away. [Chorus] C F C G I've been walking, walking these shores all my days Am F G C But with you by my side I am walking on the waves C F C G I've been walking, walking these shores all my days Am F G C But with you by my side I am walking on the waves [Break] C F C G C Am G C [Verse 3] *slow* C Am So you look out on the ocean see the headlands and the strands G F And you wonder what horizons will shape tomorrow's plans C Am And through the turning of the seasons and the cycle of the days G F Every drink's another reason to let tomorrow sail away. [Chorus] [Bridge] *slow* F C F C The surging of the ocean, the breakers on the shore Dm F G The echoes of our bodies, To the lovers’ dream we soar. [Chorus]

Where Have All the Flowers Gone Pete Seeger Verse 1: [G] Where have all the [Em] flowers gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] flowers gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the flowers [Em] gone? [C] Young girls picked them [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4] Verse 2: [G] Where have all the [Em] young girls gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] young girls gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the young girls [Em] gone? [C] Gone for husbands [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4] Verse 3: [G] Where have all the [Em] husbands gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] husbands gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the husbands [Em] gone? [C] Gone for soldiers [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4] Verse 4: [G] Where have all the [Em] soldiers gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] soldiers gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the soldiers [Em] gone? [C] Gone to graveyards [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4] Verse 5: [G] Where have all the [Em] graveyards gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] graveyards gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the graveyards [Em] gone? [C] Gone to flowers [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4] Verse 6: [G] Where have all the [Em] flowers gone, [C] long time [D] passing? [G] Where have all the [Em] flowers gone, [Am] long time [D] ago? [G] Where have all the flowers [Em] gone? [C] Young girls picked them [D] everyone. [C] When will they [G] ever learn? [C] When will they [D7] ever [G] learn? [G] [Gsus4] [G] [Gsus4]

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