#70 CLEMENTINE
AIn a cavern, by a canyon
A7Excavating for a hmine,
Dwelt a Eminer, E7 Afortyniner
And his Edaughter AClementine
AOh, my darling, oh my darling
Oh, my A7darling hClementine
Though are Elost and E7gone Aforever
Dreadful Esorry, AClementine
ALight she was and like a fairie
And her A7shoes were number hnine
Herring Eboxes E7without Atopses
Sandals Ewere for AClementine
AOh, my darling, oh my darling
Oh, my A7darling hClementine
Though are Elost and E7gone Aforever
Dreadful Esorry, AClementine
ADrove the ducklings to the water
Every A7morning just at hnine
Struck her Efoot E7against a Asplinter
Fell Einto a foaming Amine
AOh, my darling, oh my darling
Oh, my A7darling hClementine
Though are Elost and E7gone Aforever
Dreadful Esorry, AClementine
ARosy lips upon the water
Blowing A7bubbles mighty hfine
But Ealas' I E7was no Aswimmer
So I Elost my AClementine
AOh, my darling, oh my darling
Oh, my A7darling hClementine
Though are Elost and E7gone Aforever
Dreadful Esorry, AClementine
AHow I missed her, how I missed her
How I A7missed my hClementine
But I Ekissed her E7little Asister
And Eforgot my AClementine
AOh, my darling, oh my darling
Oh, my A7darling hClementine
Though are Elost and E7gone Aforever
Dreadful Esorry, AClementine