Raglan Road chords

[VERSE 1]
On [D]Raglan Road on an autumn [G]day,
I [D]saw her [A]first and [G]knew
That [G]her dark hair would [D]weave a snare,
that [G]I might [Bm]one day [A]rue
I [G]saw the danger [D]and I passed,
al[G]ong the en[Bm]chanted [A]way,
and I [D]said: 'Let grief, be a fallen [G]leaf
at the [D]dawning [A]of the [G]day'

[VERSE 2]
On [D]Grafton Street in Novem[G]ber,
we tripped [D]lightly a[A]long the [G]ledge
Of a [G]deep ravine, where [D]can be seen,
the [G]worth of [Bm]passion's [A]pledge
The [G]Queen of Hearts, still [D]making tarts,
and [G]I not [Bm]making [A]hay
Oh, I [D]loved too much and by such, by s[G]uch,
is [D]happiness [A]thrown a[G]way

[VERSE 3]
I [D]gave her gifts of the [G]mind,
I [D]gave her the [A]secret [G]signs
That's [G]known to the artists [D]who have known,
the [G]true gods of [Bm]sound and [A]stone
And [G]word and tint, with[D]out stint,
I ga[G]ve her [Bm]poems to [A]say
With her [D]own name there, and her own dark [G]hair,
like [D]clouds over [A]fields of [G]May

[VERSE 4]
On a [D]quiet street, where old ghosts [G]meet,
I [D]see her [A]walking [G]now
A[G]way from me so [D]hurriedly,
my re[G]ason [Bm]must al[A]low
That [G]I had loved, not [D]as I should,
a cre[G]ature [Bm]made of [A]clay
When the [D]angel woos the clay, he'd l[G]ose,
his [D]wings at the [A]dawn of [G]day