Sir Patrick Spens
Fairport Convention
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Verse 1
G D G D A King sat in Dunfermline town G D G D Drinking of the blood-red wine Em Bm Em Bm "Where can I get a good sea-captain Am Em Bm Am To sail this mighty ship of mine?"
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Verse 2
G D G D G Then up there spoke a bonny boy D G D Sitting at the King's right knee Em Bm Em Bm "Sir Patrick Spens is the very best seaman Am Em Bm Am That ever sailed upon the sea"
Verse 3
D C The king has written a broad letter G D And sealed it up with his own right hand C Sending word unto Sir Patrick G D To come to him at his command
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Verse 4
G D G D "An enemy then this must be G D G D Who told a lie concerning me Em Bm Em Bm For I was never a very good seaman Am Em Bm Am Nor ever do intend to be"
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Verse 5
G D G D G Last night I saw the new moon D G D With the old moon in her arm Em Bm Em Bm A sign, a sign since we were born Am Em Bm Am That means there'll be a deadly storm
Verse 6
D C They had not sailed upon the sea G D A day, a day, but barely three C When loud and boisterous grew the wind G D And loud and stormy grew the sea
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Verse 7
G D G D Then up there came a mermaiden G D G D A comb and glass, all in her hand Em Bm Em Bm "Here's a health to you, my merry young men Am Em Bm Am For you'll not see dry land again"
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Verse 8
G D G D G "Oh, long may my lady look D G D With a lantern in her hand Em Bm Em Bm Before she sees my bonny ship Am Em Bm Am D Come sailing homewards to dry land"
Verse 9
C Forty miles off Aberdeen G D The water's fifty fathoms deep C G There lies good Sir Patrick Spens D With the Scots lords at his feet
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