(Dm)Winds may (Dm)blow o’er the (Dm7)ic y (G7)sea, I’ll (Dm)take with (Dm)me the ing (Dm7)warmth of (G7)thee, a taste of (Dm)hon ey,

a (Bb)taste much (Am7)sweet er than (Dm)wine.

(Dm7)I will re (G6)turn,

I’ll re (G6)turn, I’ll come (Bbmaj7)back for the (Am7)hon ey and (Dm)you.

I’ll (Dm)leave be (Dm)hind my his (Dm7)heart to (G7)wear and (Dm)may it (Dm)e’er re ing (Dm7)mind you (G7)of a taste of (Dm)hon ey,

a (Bb)taste much (Am7)sweet er than (Dm)wine.

(Dm7)I will re (G6)turn,

I’ll re (G6)turn, I’ll come (Bbmaj7)back for the (Am7)hon ey and (Dm)you.

He (Dm)you.

I’ll come (Bb)back for the (Am)hon ey and (Dm)you,

I’ll come (Dm)back for the (A)hon ey, (A7)hon ey and (Dm)you.