Chords for The Pogues - Leaving of Liverpool
Tempo:
92.9 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Dm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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Key:
C
G
F
Dm
C
G
F
Dm
[C] Fare thee well to you, my [F] own [C] true love, there were many, [G] fare thee well.
I am [C] bound for [F] .
[C] California, a place [G] that I know [C] right well.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my [C] own true love, when I return united we will [G] sing.
[C] It's the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I [C] think of thee.
I am bound on a [F] Yankee [C] Clippership, Lady Crockett [G] is her name.
[C] And her captain's name [F] it is [C] Burgess, and they say that [G] she's a [C] floating hell.
[G] So fare thee well, [Dm] my own [C] true love, when I return united [G] we will be.
It's [C] the believing of Liverpool [G] that [F] [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I think [C] of thee.
I've sailed with [F] Burgess once [C] before, and I think I know [G] him well.
If [C] a man's a slider he [F] will [C] get along, if he's not then [G] he's sure [C] in hell.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my own [C] true love, when I return united we [G] will be.
It's not [C] the believing of Liverpool [G] that [F] [C] grieves me, but my [G] darling when I think [C] of thee.
But a ship is in [F] the [C] harbour, love, and you know I [G] can't remain.
Though [C] I know that it will be [F] a long, [C] long time before [G] I see you [C] again.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my own [C] true love, when I return united we [G] will be.
It's [C] not the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling when [G] I think [C] of thee.
One more time!.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my [C] own true love, when I return united [G] we will be.
It's [C] not the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I think [C] of thee.
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I am [C] bound for [F] .
[C] California, a place [G] that I know [C] right well.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my [C] own true love, when I return united we will [G] sing.
[C] It's the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I [C] think of thee.
I am bound on a [F] Yankee [C] Clippership, Lady Crockett [G] is her name.
[C] And her captain's name [F] it is [C] Burgess, and they say that [G] she's a [C] floating hell.
[G] So fare thee well, [Dm] my own [C] true love, when I return united [G] we will be.
It's [C] the believing of Liverpool [G] that [F] [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I think [C] of thee.
I've sailed with [F] Burgess once [C] before, and I think I know [G] him well.
If [C] a man's a slider he [F] will [C] get along, if he's not then [G] he's sure [C] in hell.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my own [C] true love, when I return united we [G] will be.
It's not [C] the believing of Liverpool [G] that [F] [C] grieves me, but my [G] darling when I think [C] of thee.
But a ship is in [F] the [C] harbour, love, and you know I [G] can't remain.
Though [C] I know that it will be [F] a long, [C] long time before [G] I see you [C] again.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my own [C] true love, when I return united we [G] will be.
It's [C] not the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling when [G] I think [C] of thee.
One more time!.
[G] So fare thee well, [F] my [C] own true love, when I return united [G] we will be.
It's [C] not the believing of Liverpool [F] that [C] grieves me, but my darling [G] when I think [C] of thee.
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