X:155
T:Night Visiting Song, The
R:song
D:The Dubliners
Z:id:hn-song-155
M:4/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=60
K:G
G G>B | (c3/B//A//) B3 d d>d | (B/A/)G A2 G3
G | GB (cB/A/) B3 d | d>B A2-A3
d | B>A (G>A) B3 d | (B//A//)GG/ E2 D3
D | G>B (c3/B//A// B)>B (A//G//F)G/ | G4-G ||
W:I must away now, I can no longer tarry,
W:This morning's tempest, I have to cross,
W:I must be guided, without a stumble,
W:Into the arms I love the most.
W:
W:And when he came to his true love's dwelling,
W:He knelt down gently, upon a stone,
W:And through her window, he's whispered lowly
W:Is my true love within at home?
W:
W:Wake up, wake up love, it is thine own true lover,
W:Wake up, wake up love, and let me in,
W:For I am tired love and oh so weary,
W:And more than near drenched to the skin.
W:
W:She's raised her off her down soft pillow,
W:She's raised her up, and she's let him in,
W:And they were locked in each other's arms,
W:Until that long night was past and gone.
W:
W:And when that long night was past and over,
W:And when the small clouds, began to grow,
W:He's taken her hand and they kissed and parted,
W:Then he saddled and mounted, and away did go.
W:
W:I must away now, I can no longer tarry,
W:This morning's tempest, I have to cross,
W:I must be guided, without a stumble,
W:Into the arms I love the most.