So Do I

G                                           C
This is the day the cuckoo likes, and so do I
G                                                          C
The hills fall down in different shapes, and the swallows fly
       G
to a hidden beach where boats dont go
        C
Where, wild abandonment fills my sole
        D                                                      C
And, I hear the squealing, as the seagulls way off home they go
          G
And so do I, So do I

G                                              C
This is the day the fisherman likes, and so do I
          G                                                     C
when the rain puts a shine on the chestnut spikes, and Curlews cry,
         G
the Nightingale sings her best,
        C
we'll drink a pint in Hamilton's Rest
     D
The girl I love  wore a muslin dress
       C
the fishermen dream of the sun in the west
          G   C     G
And So Do I,  So Do I

D   Am G   D
Now I can see
                  C    D     Am
Since the girl that-I love dearly,
     D                       G
has cast her loving spell, on me.
        C        D     G
I'll cross the Seven Oceans
C        D          G
forever more I'll wander
      D                  C            G
'Til she has cast her loving spell on me
G                                           C
This is the day the cuckoo likes, and so do I
     G                                             C
And this is the day the fisherman likes, and so do I
G                                           C
This is the day the cuckoo likes, and so do I
          G
And so do I

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