Mary Dear
(D) G
Goodbye Mary I must go, send the light down on me, so
A D
For it's do, because you're far across the sea
D G
Take this autumn leaf of gold, for it will never grow old
D
Always wear it near your heart and think of me
D G
Meet me yonder down the lane when I come back home again
A D
Neath the tree where this autumn leaf once grew
D G
Kiss me Mary then we'll part send a light with a broken heart
A D
When the leave begin to fall I'll be with you
D G
cho: I'll be there Mary dear, I'll be there
A D
When the fragrance of the roses fills the air
G
Neath that old oak tree so tall, when the leaves begin to fall
A D
I'll be there, yes, I'll be there, sweet Mary dear
D G
See the light within me sleep and it's comrade taking leave
A D
Then at home again the trees has come back
D G
If she loved you long ago she still loves you this I know
D
When one arm will do to hold her to you, Jack
D G
It was often time again as we wandered down the lane
A D
There beneath that old oak tree he found a grave
D G
There he knelt in silent prayer for the one he loved was there
A D
And the tears fell on the golden leaves he gave