Songbook/Oh My Darling Clementine

Oh My Darling Clementine American folksong "Oh my Darling" / "Clementine" Percy Montrose (publ. 1884) ascribed; sometimes Barker Bradford is probably acquired by the song "Down by the River Liv'd a Maiden" by HS Thompson (publ. 1863) Mjchael Oh My Darling Clementine Gitarre Ukulele (gcea) 100px 100px 100px C G G7 40px 40px 40px Oh My Darling Clementine 1.) In aCcavern, in a canyon, - Excavating for aGmine Dwelt aG7miner fortyCniner, - And hisGdaughter Clemen-Ctine Chorus Oh myCdarling, oh my darling, - Oh my darling, Clemen-Gtine! Thou artG7lost and gone for-Cever - DreadfulGsorry, Clemen-Ctine. 2.) Light sheCwas and like a fairy, - And her shoes were numberGnine, HerringG7boxes, withoutCtopses, - SandalsGwere for Clemen-Ctine. 3.) Drove sheCducklings to the water - Ev'ry morning just atGnine, Hit herG7foot against aCsplinter, - Fell in-Gto the foamingCbrine. 4.) RubyClips above the water, - Blowing bubbles, soft andGfine, But, alas, IG7was noCswimmer, - So IGlost my Clemen-Ctine. 5.) How ICmissed her! How I missed her, - How I missed my Clemen-Gtine, But I kissed herG7littleCsister, - I for-Ggot my Clemen-Ctine. license 40px This work has been released into the public domain by the copyright holder, its copyright has expired, or it is ineligible for copyright. This applies worldwide. Guitar - Oh My Darling Clementine - Folkpicking.mid