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(A)Say
good(D)bye, my own true (A7)lover,
As we sing a lover's (D)song.
How it (G)breaks(A7)
my heart to (D)leave you; (Bmin)
Now the (G)carnival is (A)gone.
High above, the dawn is
waking,
And my tears are falling rain,
For the carnival is over;
We may never meet again.
Like a (G)drum
(A7)my heart was (D)beating,
(Bmin)
And your (G)kiss (A7)was
sweet as (F#min)wine.(D7)
But the (G)joys (A7)of
love are (F#min)fleeting (Bmin)
For (G)Pierrot (C)and
Colum(A7)bine.
Now the harbour light is
calling;
This will be our last goodbye.
Though the carnival is over,
I will love you till I die.
Like a drum my heart was
beating,
And your kiss was sweet as wine.
But the joys of love are fleeting
For Pierrot and Columbine.
Now the harbour light is
calling;
This will be our last goodbye.
Though the carnival is over,
I will love you till I die.
Though the (G)car(A7)nival
is (D)over, (Bmin)
I will (G)love(A)
you till I (D)die.
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