Am G C F Oh you slipped away from the harbour sideC G F Dm In the morning bright and clearAm G C F And your sails were filled with the rising windC E F Dm And you laughed for all to hearAm G C But you never glanced at the ragged danceF Dm Em G Of your lovers on the quaiAm G C F Don't call on them when the winds rise highC G F Dm On the dark and the rolling sea.Am G C F You set your course for the furthest shoresC G F Dm And you never once looked backAm G C F And the flag you flew was the pirate crossC E F Dm On a field of velvet black.Am G C And those landsmen who you but lately knewF Dm Em G Were left stranded on the leaAm G C F Don't call on them when the storm clouds riseC G F Dm On the dark and the rolling sea.Am G C F Oh I have no need of a chart or creedC G F Dm You told your waiting crewAm G C F For the winds of chance, they will bear us straightC E F Dm And you spoke as though you knew.Am G C So you paid no mind to the warning signsF Dm Em G As you gave your words so freeAm G C F Don't change your tack when the timbers crackC G F Dm On the dark and and the rolling sea.Am G C F Now the thunder rails in the great mainsailsC G F Dm And the stars desert the skiesAm G C F And the rigging strains as the hands of rainC E F Dm Reach down to wash your eyes.Am G C And your oarsman stands with his knife in handF Dm Em G And his eyes spell mutinyAm G C F Don't call my name when your ship goes downC G F Dm Am G Am On the dark and the rolling sea.
The Dark And The Rolling Sea
Al Stewart
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