Lie d^Amown, lie d^Emown, love H^Amenry ^EmLee and s^Amtay with ^Emme this ^Fnight ^AmYou will have my ^Fcandle and coal, my f^Emire's burnin' bright My fire's burnin' ^Ambright

I w^Amon't lie d^Emown, I c^Aman't lie d^Emown, and ^Amstay all ^Emnight with ^Fthee There's a ^Amlady ten times ^Ffairer than you in ^EmBarnard's Hall for me In Barnard's Hall for ^Amme

He's l^Ameanin' ^Emo'er her s^Amoft pil^Emlow to g^Amive her a ^Emkiss so s^Fweet But her l^Amittle pen knife held k^Feen and sharp, she's ^Emwounded him full deep She's wounded him full ^Amdeep

Oh I ^Amwill lie d^Emown, I m^Amust lie ^Emdown, I w^Amelcome ^Emit said ^Fhe ^AmThere's no lady in ^FBarnard's Hall that I ^Emlove better than thee I love more better than t^Amhee

She t^Amook him ^Emby his ^Amlong yellow ^Emhair, she ^Amdragged him ^Emby his ^Ffeet, She ^Amthrew him down a co^Fld dark well some f^Emifty fathoms deep A full fifty fathoms ^Amdeep

Lie d^Amown, lie ^Emdown, you ^Ampretty little ^Embird, lie ^Amdown a^Emlong my ^Fknee No o^Amne who would murder their ^Fown true love would ^Emkill a little bird like me Would kill a little bird like ^Amme

^AmCupid ^Emwith your ^Ambending ^Embow, your ^Amarrow ^Emand your ^Fstring I'd ^Amshoot my doll right ^Fthrough her heart so sh^Eme no longer sings So she no longer s^Amings

I w^Amish you ^Emhad your ^Ambending ^Embow, Your ^Amarrow ^Emand your ^Fstring! I'd ^Amfly on back to ^FBarnard's Hall, you'd ^Emalways hear me sing You'd always hear me ^Amsing! I'd ^Amfly on back to ^FBarnard's Hall, you'd ^Emalways hear me sing You'd always hear me ^Amsing!