Adieu My Lovely Nancy

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[Verse 1]
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Adieu, my lovely Nancy
    G               D
Ten thousand times adieu
        C              G        Em
I'll be thinking of my own true love
        Am        D        G
I'll be thinking, dear, of you


[Verse 2]
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Will you change your ring with me, 
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my love?
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Will you change your ring with me?
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It will be a token of our love
     Am   D      G
When I am far at sea


[Verse 3]
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When I am far away from home
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And you know not where I am
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Love letters I will write to you
     Am    D       C
From every foreign strand


[Instrumental]
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[Verse 4]
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When the farmer boys return at night
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They will tell their girls fine 
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tales
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Of all that they've been doing
    Am      D      C       D
All day out in the fields


[Verse 5]
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Of the wheat and hay that they cut 
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down
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Sure it's all that they can do
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While we poor jolly, jolly hearts 
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of oak
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Must plough the seas all through


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[Verse 6]
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And when we return again, my love
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To our own dear native shore
     C               G       Em
Fine stories we will tell to you
       Am           D      G
How we ploughed the oceans o'er


[Verse 7]
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And we'll make the alehouses to ring
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And the taverns, they will roar
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And when our money is all gone
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Sure we'll go to sea for more