Aura Lea

^DWhen the blackbird ^E7in the spring, ^A7'neath the willow ^Dtree
Sat and rocked, I ^E7heard him sing, ^E7singing Aura ^DLea!
    ^DAura ^F#Lea!, ^BmAura ^D7Lea!
    ^GMaid with ^Gmgolden ^Dhair
    ^Am6Sunshine ^B⁺came ^B7a^E7long with thee
    And ^A4swal^A7lows in the ^Dair

^DIn thy blush the ^E7rose was born, ^A7music when you ^Dspake.
In thine azure ^E7eye the morn ^A7sparkling, seemed to ^Dbreak.
    ^DAura ^F#Lea!, ^BmAura ^D7Lea!
    ^GTake my ^Gmgolden ^Dring
    ^Am6Love and ^B⁺life ^B7re^E7turn with thee
    And ^A4swal^A7lows in the ^Dair

^DAura Lea! The {E7

**Aura Lea**
Genre	ballad
Land	US
Taal	EN
Maatsoort	3/4
Toonsoort	D
Componist	George R. Poulton
Door	Jim Reeves
Tekstschrijver	W. W. Fosdick
jaar	1861
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bird may flee, the {A7}}willow's golden ^Dhair Swing through {E7}}winter fitfully - {A7}}on the stormy ^Dair

^DYet if thy blue {E7}}eyes I see - {A7}}gloom will soon de^Dpart For to {E7}}me, sweet Aura Lea, is {A7}}sunshine through the ^Dheart

^DWhen the mistle{E7}}toe was green - {A7}}midst the winter's ^Dsnows Sunshine {E7}}in thy face was seen - {A7}}kissing lips of ^Drose }}