E B A I travelled among unknown menB In lands beyond the sea;E B A Nor, England did I know till thenB What love I bore to theeE B A 'Tis past, that melancholy dream!B Nor will I quit thy shoreE B A A second time; for still I seemB F#m A B A To love thee more and moreB A B A B Love thee more and more [Verse 2]E B A Among thy mountains did I feelB The joy of my desire;E B A And she I cherished turned her wheelB Beside an English fireE B A Thy mornings showed, thy nights concealedB The bowers where Lucy played;E B A And thine too is the last green fieldB F#m A B A That Lucy's eyes surveyedB A B A B Lucy's eyes surveyed [Verse 3]E B A She dwelt among the untrodden waysB Beside the springs of DoveE B A A Maid whom there were none to praiseB And very few to love:E B A A violet by a mossy stoneB Half hidden from the eyeE B A -Fair as a star, when only oneB F#m A B A Is shining in the skyB A B A B shining in the sky [Bridge] E A x2 [Verse 4]Esus4 E Asus2 She lived unknown, and few could knowA Esus4 When Lucy ceased to be;E Asus2 But she is in her grave and, ohA Esus4 The difference to meE Asus2 A slumber did my spirit seal;A Esus4 I had no human fears;E Asus2 She seemed a thing that could not feelA Esus4 The touch of earthly yearsE Asus2 No motion has she now, no force;A F#m She neither hears nor sees;E A Rolled around in earth's diurnal courseA E With rocks, and stones, and trees
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