^AmAs I walked o^Guter the ^FLondon's b^Cridge ^AmOne misty mo^Crning ^Gearly, ^AmI overh^Ceard a ^Gfair pretty ^Emmaid ^F Was la^Cmenting ^Efor her G^Ameordie.

^AmMy Geordie will be^G hanged in a g^Folden c^Chain, ^AmIt's not the c^Chain of ma^Gny ^AmCos' he was^C born by the ^GKing's royal b^Emreed ^F And ^Clost to^E a virtuous^Am lady.

^AmGo bridle^G me my m^Filk white ^Csteed, ^AmGo bridle m^Ce my po^Gney, ^AmCos' I will^C ride to ^GLondon's c^Emourt ^F To ple^Cad for the lif^Ee of my Geordie.^Am

^AmMy Geordie never^G stole nor ^Fcow nor ca^Clf, ^AmHe never mu^Crdered a^Gny, ^AmHe stole si^Cxteen of the k^Ging's royal ^Emdeer, ^F And he s^Cold them i^En Bohe^Amnny.

^AmTwo pretty b^Gabies ^Fhave I bor^Cn, ^AmThe third l^Cies in my b^Gody, ^AmI'd freely ^Cpart them with^G ever^Emyone ^{F C}If you'd sp^Eare the lif^Ame of Geordie.

^AmThe judge looked ^Gover his^F left shou^Clder, ^AmHe said fair m^Caid I'm so^Grry ^AmHe said fair m^Caid you^G must be g^Emone ^F For ^CI cannot pa^Erdon Geordi^Ame. ^F For ^CI cannot pa^Erdon Geordi^Ame ^F No I^C cannot par^Edon Geordie^{Am F}