C Em F G C Am When I've done my work of day and I row my boat awayF G C Am Dm G G7 Doon the waters o' Loch Tay as the evening light is fadin'C Em F G C Am And I look upon Ben Lawers where the after glory glowF G C Am Dm G C And I dream on two bright eyes and the melting mouth belowF G C Am She's my beauteous nighean ruachF G C Am She's my joy and sorrow tooF G C Am And although she is untrueDm G G7 Ah, but I cannot live without herC Em Am For my heart's a boat in towF G Em Am And I'd give the world to knowF G C Why she means to let me goAm Dm G C As I sing horee, horoC Em F G C Am Nighean ruach, your lovely hair has more glamour I declareF G C Am Dm G G7 Than all the tresses rare from Killen to AberfeldyC Em F G C Am Be they lint, white, brown, or gold be they blacker than the sloeF G C Am Dm G C They have no more worth to me than a meltin flake o' snowF G C Am And her dance is like the gleamF G C Am O'er the sunlight on the streamF G C And the songs the faeries singAm Dm G G7 Seems like songs she sings at milkin'C Em But my heart is full of woeF G Em Am For last night she bade me goF G C And the tears begin to flowAm Dm G C As I sing horee, horo
Loch Tay Boat Song
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