G Em There's dark and rolling seaG Em Between my love and meG D Em7 G As I walk through this cold lonesome townG Em As I wish for a better dayG Em I need a place to stayG D Em7 G G7 if it's just a floor to spread my blanket down [Chorus]C G And if I could beg, steal or borrowEm C G D A ticket on some ole' ship or pla-aneC G I'd leave ole' London tomorrowC D G And I'd fly to my own true love again [Verse 2]G Em Off and on to change my shirtG Em Just to wash away the dirtG D Em7 G And then it's over to American ExpressG Em And not a letter do I findG Em She didn't even send a lineG D Em7 G G7 And I know she has my forwarding address [Chorus]C G And if I could beg, steal or borrowEm C G D A ticket on some ole' ship or pla-aneC G I'd leave ole' London tomorrowC D G And I'd fly to my own true love again [Solo] [Verse 3]G Em Last night The TroubadourG Em Was so full, they barred the doorG D G And I sang a song that she Loves so wellG Em And it wouldn't take me longG Em To make up another songG D Em7 G G7 About a sad and a lonesome farewell [Chorus]C G And if I could beg, steal or borrowEm C G D A ticket on some ole' ship or pla-aneC G I'd leave ole' London tomorrowC D G And I'd fly to my own true love again [Verse 4]G Em At my room I close the doorG Em Spread my blanket on the floorG D G Feeling like a man in a cellG Em Sleep finally comes to meG Em and I drift across the seaG D Em7 G G7 To the waiting arms of the girl I love so well [Chorus]C G And if I could beg, steal or borrowEm C G D A ticket on some ole' ship or pla-aneC G I'd leave ole' London tomorrowC D G And I'd fly to my own true love againC D G Yes I'd fly to my own true love again
Leaving London
Doc Watson
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