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D
1st Verse: Now the times were hard and the wages were low
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
And now once more ashore we'll go
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
A7 D
Chorus: Leave her, Johnny, leave her
G D
Oh leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D Bm
For the voyage is done and the winds don't blow
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
D
2nd Verse: She would not wear, and she would not stay
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
She shipped great seas both night and day
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
Chorus
D
3rd Verse: It was rotten meat and weevily bread
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
Eat it or starve the old man said
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
Chorus
D
4th Verse: Oh the winds were foul and the work was hard
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
From the Liverpool docks to the Brooklyn yard
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
Chorus
D
5th Verse: The sails are furled and the work is all done
A7 D
Leave her Johnny leave her.
G D F# Bm
And homeward now we've made our run
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her
Chorus
D
6th Verse: Oh I thought I heard the old man say
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
Tomorrow you will get your pay
D A7 D
And it's time for us to leave her.
Chorus
D
7th Verse: Now it's time for us to say goodbye
A7 D
Leave her, Johnny, leave her.
G D F# Bm
The old pierhead is drawing nigh
D A7 D
Now it's time for us to leave her.
Chorus