Mary Ann chords by Peggy Seeger

• Difficulty: Intermediate 💪

Key: Ab

🎸 Intro:

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Ab        Db       Eb



🎸 Verse :
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Fare thee well, my own true love
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Fare thee well, my dear
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For the ship is a-waiting and the wind blows high

🎸 Chorus:
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And I am bound away to the sea
Mary Ann.
    Ab   Db    Ab          Eb        Ab
And I am bound away to the sea
Mary Ann.



🎸 Verse :
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Ten thousand miles away from home
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Ten thousand miles or more.
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The sea may freeze and the earth may burn

🎸 Chorus:
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If I never no more return to you
Mary Ann.
     Ab       Db   Ab        Eb        Ab
If I never no more return to you
Mary Ann.



🎸 Verse :
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A lobster boiling in a pot
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Bluefish on a hook.
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They're suffering long but it's nothing like

🎸 Chorus:
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The ache I bear for you, my dear Mary Ann.
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The ache I bear for you, my dear Mary Ann.



🎸 Verse :
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Oh, had I bought a flask of gin
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Sugar here for two
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And a great big bowl for to mix 'em in.

🎸 Chorus:
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I'd pour a drink for you, my dear Mary Ann.
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I'd pour a drink for you, my dear Mary Ann.



🎸 Verse :
Ab        Db       Ab        Db
Fare thee well, my own true love
Ab        Db       Eb
Fare thee well, my dear
Ab                Db              Ab         Db
For the ship is a-waiting and the wind blows high

🎸 Chorus:
    Ab   Db    Ab          Eb        Ab
And I am bound away to the sea
Mary Ann.
    Ab   Db    Ab          Eb        Ab
And I am bound away to the sea
Mary Ann.