The Outlandish Knight Cifras para ukulele
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Dificuldade: | iniciante |
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Afinação: | G C E A |
Capotraste: | sem capotraste |
Autor: Unregistered. Última edição em 11 de fev. de 2014
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G Em G Em
Lady Margaret she sits in her bower sewing
C D7 G
Ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
When she saw the knight with his horn a-blowing
Em G Em
On the very first morning of May
G Em G Em
Oh I wish that I had that horn I hear blowing
C D7 G
Ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
And that young knight to sleep here on my breast
Em G Em
On the very first morning of May.
G Em G Em
Now the lady she had these words scarce spoke
C D7 G
Ma-ba and a lilly ba
C D7 G Em
When in at her window the knight come a jumping
Em G Em
On the very first morning of May
G Em G Em
Oh strange it is, oh strange young woman
C D7 G
Ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
I can scarce blow my horn since I hear you a-calling
Em G Em
On the very first morning of May
G Em G Em
Go fetch you gold from your father’s table
C D7 G
Deliver it unto me
C D7 G Em
And the fastest horses in your father’s stable
Em G Em
Where there sat thirty and three
G Em G Em
So he’s mounted him on the black black horse
C D7 G
And she’s rode the dapple grey
C D7 G Em
And they rode til they came to the broad sea-shore
Em G Em
Just three hours before it was day
G Em G Em
Lie down, lie down off your horse he says
C D7 G
And deliver it up to me
C D7 G Em
For it’s six pretty maids I have drowned here
Em G Em
And the seventh one you shall be
G Em G Em
Take off, take off all your clothes he said
C D7 G
And deliver them unto me
C D7 G Em
For they are far too fine and costly robes
Em G Em
For to rot in the salt of the sea
G Em G Em
Lie down, lie down off your horse she said
C D7 G
And turn your back unto me
C D7 G Em
For it’s not fitting that any gentleman
Em G Em
A naked lady should see
G Em G Em
So he’s lighted him down off his horse so high
C D7 G
And he’s turned onto she
C D7 G Em
And she’s catched around the middle so small
Em G Em
And she’s tumbled him all down in the sea
G Em G Em
Sometimes he sank, sometimes he swam
C D7 G
And it’s ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
Oh help, oh help me pretty mistress
Em G Em
Or drowned I shall be
G Em G Em
Lie there lie there oh you false young man
C D7 G
Lie there instead of me
C D7 G Em
For it’s six pretty maids you have drowned there
Em G Em
And the seventh one has drowned thee
G Em G Em
So she’s mounted her on the black black horse
C D7 G
And she’s led the dapple grey
C D7 G Em
And she rode til she came to her father’s house
Em G Em
An hour before it was day
G Em G Em
A parrot sitting up at her window side
C D7 G
It’s ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
Oh where have you been my pretty mistress
Em G Em
An hour before it is day
G Em G Em
Don’t you prattle don’t you prattle my pretty polly
C D7 G
Don’t you tell the tales on me
C D7 G Em
And your cage shall be made of the best glittering gold
Em G Em
And your perch of the best ivory
G Em G Em
But her father sitting up at his window side
C D7 G
On hearing the parrot he did say
C D7 G Em
Oh what is the matter my pretty polly
Em G Em
That you cry so long before day?
G Em G Em
Oh there come a cat to my window side
C D7 G
And it’s ma-ba and the lilly ba
C D7 G Em
And I was calling my pretty mistress
Em G Em
Just to frighten that pussy cat away
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