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K:D z z/2 z A/2 | A/2F/2F/2 A/2F/2E/2 | D/2D3/4D/4 D (E/4F/4) | w:I can-not get to my love if I would dee. For the G/2G/2F/2 E/2F/2A/2 | B/2B3/4B/4 A (E/4F/4) | w:wa-ter of Tyne runs be-tween her and me. And - D/2d/2d/2 d/2e/2f/2 | d/2A3/4B/4 B (c/4d/4) | w:here I must stand with a tear in my 'ee, Both A/2F/2A/2 A3/4F/4E/2 | D/2D3/4D/4 D |] w:sigh-ing and sick-ly, my sweet-heart to see. % W: W:1 W:I cannot get to my love if I would die; W:For the water of Tyne runs between her and me W:And here I must stand with a tear in my 'ee, W:Both sighing and sickly, my sweetheart to see. W: W:2 W:I cannot get to my love if I would die; W:For the waters of Tyne run between her and me W:And here I must stand with a tear in my 'ee, W:Both sighing and sickly, my sweetheart to see. W: W:3 W:Oh, where is the boatman, my bonny hinney? W:Oh, where is the boatman? Bring him to me W:To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey W:And I will remember the boatman and thee. W: W:4 W:Oh, bring me a boatman, I'll give any money W:And you for your trouble rewarded shall be W:To ferry me over the Tyne to my honey W:Or scull her across the rough river to me W: W: In dialect W: W:1 W:I cannot get tae my love if I would dee W:For the waters of Tyne run between him and me W:And here I maun stand wi a tear in my ee W:All sighin and sobbin, my true love to see W: W:2. W:Oh where is the boatman, my bonny hinney W:Oh where is the boatman, go bring him to me W:For to ferry me over the Tyne to my honey W:Or speed him across the rough waters to me W: W:3. W:Oh bring me a boatman, I'll gi all my money W:And you for your trouble rewarded shall be W:If you'll carry me over the Tyne to my honey W:And I will remember the boatman and thee W: W:4. W:I cannot get tae my love if I would dee W:For the waters of Tyne run between him and me W:And here I maun stand wi a tear in my ee W:All sighin and sobbin, my true love to see