Misc Traditional - Come all ye fair and tender ladies

^GCome all ye f^Cair and tende^Gr ladies t^Gake warning h^Cow, you court young ^Dmen. ^DThey're like a ^Am7stars of a summer's m^Gorning t^Ghey first ap^Am7pear, and then they're g^Done.

^GThey'll tell to ^Cyou, some loving ^Gstory t^Ghey'll make you think^C, that they love you true^D. ^DStraight away t^Am7hey'll go, and court ^Ganother ^Gand that's t^Am7he love they had for you^D.

^GIf I had kn^Cown before I cou^Grted I^G would hav^Ce never courted none^D. ^DI'd lock ^Am7my heart in a box of g^Golden ^Gand fasten it u^Am7p with a silver ^Dpin.

^GDo you reca^Cll our days of c^Gourting? ^GWhen your h^Cead lay on my br^Deast ^DYou'd mak^Am7e me believe by the fa^Glling of your arms

^GI wish I ^Cwas, a little spar^Grow a^Gnd I had w^Cings with which to f^Dly ^DI'd fly a^Am7way, to my false true ^Glover ^Gand when he'd s^Am7peak, I would de^Dny.

^GBut I am no^Ct a little sparr^Gow ^GNeither hav^Ce I wings to ^Dfly ^DSo here I^Am7'll sit in grief and s^Gorrow ^GAnd watch my tr^Am7oubles pass me b^Dy