^DWilliam Taylor was a brisk youn^Gg sailor &#823^A2; ^DFull of heart and full of^G play &am^Ap;#8232; ^DTill his mind he did un^Gcover &am^Ap;#8232; ^GTo a youthful lady g^F#may ^G

^DFour and twenty British s^Gailors &a^Amp;#8232; ^DMet him on the king's hig^Ghway &^A;#8232; ^DAs he went for to be ma^Grried ^{A G}Pressed he was and sent away ^{F#m G}

^DFolleri-de-dom, de- daerai didde^Gro &#^A8232; ^DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae ^{F#m G D}
Folleri-de-dom, de- d^Gaerai did^Adero 
 ^DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae ^{F#m G}

^DSailor's clothing she put on ^G&#823^A2; ^DAnd she went on board as a man-o-war ^{G A D}
Her pretty little fingers^G long and^A slender 
 ^GThey were smeared with pitch and tar^{F#m G}

^DOn the ship there was a battl^Ge &#8^A232; ^DShe amongst the rest did figh^Gt &#8^A232; ^DThe wind blew off her silver ^Gbuttons &^Aamp;#8232; ^GBreasts were bared all snowy white ^{F#m G}

^DWhen the captain did discover^G &#82^A32; ^DHe said Fair maid, what brought you h^Gere? ^{A D}
Sir, I'm seeking W^Gilliam Ta^Aylor. 
 ^GPressed he was by you last ye^F#mar. ^G

^DIf you rise up in the^G morning.^A 
 ^DEarly at the break o^Gf day. &a^Amp;#8232; ^DThere you'll find young William Tay^Glor ^{A G}
Walking with his^F#m lady^G gay.

^DShe rose early in the m^Gorning &a^Amp;#8232; ^DEarly at the break o^Gf day &am^Ap;#8232; ^DThere she spied young William Taylor ^G&#823^A2; ^GWalking with his lady gay ^{F#m G}

^DShe procured a pair of pi^Gstols &am^Ap;#8232; ^DOn the ground where she did stan^Gd &#8^A232; ^DTheer she shot bold William T^Gaylor &am^Ap;#8232; ^GAnd the lady at his right hand ^{F#m G}

^DFolleri-de-dom, de- daerai didde^Gro &#^A8232; ^DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae ^{F#m G D}
Folleri-de-dom, de- d^Gaerai did^Adero 
 ^DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae ^{F#m G}