The Voyage

Tom: A

(voclal intro) 
A        B       E 
It may be that I like to 
A   B               E 
But I won't fall in love with you. 
B                  A            E 
We won't spend the rest of our lives together 
A                  B           E 
But anyway couldn't we go on a trip together 
(verses) 
        A          B               E 
        We could go to the British islands 
Darling, each morning, when   we   woke up 
        After that we could go to Yugoslavia 
        A        B                        E 
    And hike      around the Scottish highlands 
        We'd have bisquites and tea from a tea cup 
        Oh, how I would love to travel    with ya 
        B                       A               E 
    The youth hotels they have  there would be perfect for us 
        People might  think that we were on our honey moon 
        We don't   have   to    be wife and     husband 
        A                  B                  E 
  Cause we're both youths, so they    would     really suite us 
        But we'd know better even though we'd slept in the same room 
     To take    a      trip     across the     ocean 
(refr. after 1st and 3rd verse) 

        Cm      A            E     E 
        Cm      A            E     E 
(refr. after 2nd verse) 
        B                   A 
        We could live right out of our back packs 
        E                             B 
        We'd send our parents lots of trinkets and knick-knacks 
                  Cm                A 
        Trough the post and across the sea 
        B 
        Back to our own country 

(outro) 
        Cm        A         E      E 
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