Tonalité : F minor•
Verse 1
Fm
Eb
Oh, as I rode out one morning fair
Fm
Over lofty hill, o 'er land and mountain
Eb
It was there I met with the fine young girl
Fm
While I with others was hunting
Eb
No shoes nor stockings did she wear
Fm
Neither had she hat nor had she feather
Eb
But her golden curls I and ringlets rev,
Fm
An d the gentle breeze
Eb
Fm
played round her shoulders.
I said, fellacy, why,
Eb
Romulan, why,
Fm
Romulan, among the heathen?
Eb
She said, my father's away from home,
Fm
Eb
Ab
Fm
And I'm herding off his ewes together.
I sent for
Eb
Lassie, if you'll be mine,
Fm
And if you lie on a bed of feldarms,
Eb
In silks and satins it's you will shine,
Fm
And you'll be my queen among the ever.
Eb
She said, kind sir, your offer is good,
Fm
But I'm afraid it's meant for laughter,
Eb
Or I know you are some rich squire's son,
Fm
Eb
And I'm a poor lame
Fm
shepherd's daughter.
Eb
Ah, but had he been some shepherd lad,
Fm
Or heard a news among the heathen,
Or had he been some
Eb
ploughman's son,
Fm
Eb
Fm
It's with all my heart I would
have loved you.
Now I've been to
Eb
Balls, and I've been to
Fm
Halls, I've been to
London, and
Bath we'd all,
But the bonniest lassie in
the temple I did see
Eb
Fm
She was harding off her use together
Eb
So we both sat down upon the plain
Fm
We sat a while and we talked together
Eb
And we left the ewes for to stray their lane
Fm
Eb
Fm
Till I won my queen among the heather.
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