My Angeline by iiird Tyme Out (http://www.iiirdtymeout.com/)

Loosely Transcribbed by DWdrummer67. Please rank my contribution. Thanks

Though this isn't perfect, I think you can use
this as a decent reference. Have fun with it and enjoy.

This song is played with either a mandolin or mandola as the primary instrument, 
but it can be played very effectively on the guitar as well.

Note: Though I don't have the notes in place... there's a short progression 
between verses. You should be able to figure it out without too much heartache.

Tuning: Standard

C (x32010@1)                                   AmAngelina (x02210@1)Baker, lived just down the street
C (x32010@1)                                                           AmAnd (x02210@1)my my heart would set to achin' every time we chanced to meet
C (x32010@1)                                               AmAlthough (x02210@1)she's now another's, I still recall the time
C (x32010@1)             Am (x02210@1)             Dm (xx0231@1)            CWhen (x32010@1)my little Angie swore that she'd always be mine

C (x32010@1)                               AmTemper (x02210@1)of a fury, Irish born and bred
C (x32010@1)                                             AmSkin (x02210@1)of cream and roses, and her hair was curly red
C (x32010@1)                                                       AmShe (x02210@1)could sing just like a songbird, in a sweet magnolia June
C (x32010@1)                        Am (x02210@1)                    Dm (xx0231@1)               CAnd (x32010@1)she could play upon a young man's heart, like sawin' on a fiddle tune

C (x32010@1)                                                 AmWell (x02210@1)the ocean is a mistress, once she gets in the veins
C (x32010@1)                                                      AmAnd (x02210@1)to live a life without her Lord, would drive a man insane
C (x32010@1)                                               AmMy (x02210@1)Angeline grew jealous, said it's either her or me
C (x32010@1)                          Am (x02210@1)            Dm (xx0231@1)           CAnd (x32010@1)she cursed my name in a last farewell, as I set out to sea

C (x32010@1)                                             AmFor (x02210@1)ten long years I terried, in every port of call
C (x32010@1)                                                       AmTryin' (x02210@1)to forget that gal of mine, wouldn't do no good at all
C (x32010@1)                                            AmSo (x02210@1)I went to beg her pardon, and make another start
C (x32010@1)                Am (x02210@1)       Dm (xx0231@1)              CJust (x32010@1)to find my Angeline had died of a broken heart

Break: (Verse progression)

Note: (If you have a banjo player, strum each following note once while the banjo 
continues to play)

C (x32010@1)                                                  AmI'm (x02210@1)not much good for nothin', my youth long passed away
C (x32010@1)                                                      AmBut (x02210@1)if you hand me down my banjo son, I do believe I'll play
C (x32010@1)       Dm (xx0231@1)     C (x32010@1)      AmAngelina (x02210@1)Baker  Angeline I know
     C (x32010@1)              Am (x02210@1)      Dm (xx0231@1)           CI (x32010@1)should'a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C (x32010@1)       Dm (xx0231@1)     C (x32010@1)      AmAngelina (x02210@1)Baker  Angeline I know
     C (x32010@1)              Am (x02210@1)      Dm (xx0231@1)           CI (x32010@1)should'a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago
C (x32010@1)       Dm (xx0231@1)     C (x32010@1)      AmAngelina (x02210@1)Baker  Angeline I know
     C (x32010@1)              Am (x02210@1)      Dm (xx0231@1)           CI (x32010@1)should'a married Angeline 40 some-odd years ago

End with the verse progression.