This is a traditional version of this old English classic. I have included all the verses (I think) so you can basically pick and choose which ones you want to play. Lift your middle finger on and off the Am chord at the end of the line(s) for a nice 'atmospheric' sound! Verse 1

^AmAre you ^Cgoing to ^GScarborough ^AmFaire? Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Remember ^Cme to one who ^Glived there ^AmShe once ^Gwas a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine.

Verse 2

^AmHave her ^Cmake me a ^Gcambric ^Amshirt Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Without no ^Cseams nor fine needle ^Gwork ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 3

^AmTell her to ^Cweave it in a ^Gsycamore wood ^Amlane Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Gather it ^Cup in a basket of ^Gflowers ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 4

^AmHave her ^Cwash it in ^Gyonder dry ^Amwell Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Where water ne'er ^Csprung nor drop of rain ^Gfell T^Amhen she'll b^Ge a t^Emrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 5

^AmTell her to ^Cdry it ^Gon yonder ^Amthorn Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Which never bore ^Cblossom since Adam was ^Gborn And ^Amthen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 6

^AmTell her to to ^Cfind me an ^Gacre of ^Amland Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Between the sea ^Cfoam and over the ^Gsand ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 8

^AmPlow the ^Cland with the ^Ghorn of a ^Amlamb Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Then sow some ^Cseeds from north of the ^Gdam ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 7

^AmHave her ^Creap it with a ^Gsickle of ^Amleather Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Gather it ^Cup in a bunch of ^Gheather ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 8

^AmAsk her to ^Cdo me ^Gthis courte^Amsy Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme And ask ^Cfor a like favor ^Gfrom me And ^Amthen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 9

^AmIf she ^Ctells me she ^Gcan't then I'll rep^Amly Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Let me ^Cknow that at least she will ^Gtry ^AmThen she'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 10

^AmLove im^Cposes im^Gpossible ^Amtasks Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Though not ^Cmore than any heart ^Gasks And ^AmI must ^Gknow she's a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 11

^AmHave you ^Cbeen to ^GScarborough ^AmFair? Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Remember ^Cme from one who ^Glives there ^AmFor he once ^Gwas a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 12

^AmWhen he has ^Cdone and ^Gfinished his ^Amwork Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Ask him to ^Ccome for his cambric ^Gshirt For ^Amthen he'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Verse 13

^AmWhen ^Cthou has ^Gfinished thy ^Amtask Parsley ^Csage rose^Dmary and ^Amthyme Come to ^Cme my hand for to ^Gask ^AmFor then you'll ^Gbe a ^Emtrue love of ^Ammine

Misc Traditional - Scarborough fair