Some times, in the (C#m7)light

at the (F#m11)edge of the world,

is a ghost of a ship ket with its (F#m)black sail furled.

And night af ter (C#m7)night,

she would (F#m11)stand by the shore

and dream of the love

that they (F#m)knew be fore.

The tide rolls (Cdim)out,

the tide rolls (C#m7)in,

with out a (Eb)care

for the (G#sus)ways (G#)of (F#m6)men.

We set sail

for the (F#m11)Span ish Main,

to rob for the ships of the (F#m)Queen of Spain.

And And she would (C#m7)be his pi rate’s (F#m11)bride.

on the shore,

She gave him the pis tol and the (F#m)sword at his side.

The tide rolls (Cdim)out,

the tide rolls (C#m7)in,

with out a (Eb)care for the (G#sus)ways (G#)of (G#7)men.

I’d (C#m7)give three (C#m7)ships of

Span ish gold

to see my (G#m7)love a gain.

Some Full fath om (C#m7)five,

my the (F#m11)true love lies world,

in a fine wood en cas ket with its (F#m)gold in his

Where is the glo (C#m7)ry,

she would (F#m11)where is the pride,

and where is the joy

for the (F#m)pi rate’s bride?

The tide rolls (Cdim)out,

the tide rolls (C#m7)in,

with out a (Eb)care

for the (G#sus)ways (G#)of (F#m6)men.

Here, in the

at the (F#m11)edge of the

he waits for a ship of its (F#m)black sail furled.

And day after day, (C#m7)be his he would (F#m11)stand on the shore,

and dream of the life tol that he (F#m)knew be fore.

side.

The tide rolls (Cdim)out,

the tide rolls (C#m7)in,

with out a (Eb)care for the (G#sus)ways (G#)of (G#7)men.

I’d (C#m7)give three (C#m7)ships of

Span ish gold

to see my (G#m7)love a gain.

to see my (B)love a gain.