Dowie Dens Of Yarrow
Karine Polwart
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C Am There was a lady in the north F E You scarce would find her marrow C E She was courted by nine gentlemen Am F Am And a plooboy lad fae Yarrow
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C Am Well, nine sat drinking at the wine F E As oft they'd done afore-o C E And they made a vow amang themselves Am F Am Tae fight for her on Yarrow
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C Am And so he's come ower yon high, high hill F E And doon by the den sae narrow C E And there he spied nine armed men Am F Am Come tae fight wi' him on Yarrow
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C Am He says, "There's nine o' you and but one o' me F E It's an unequal marrow" C E But I'll fight ye a' noo one by one Am F Am On the Dowie Dens o' Yarrow
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C Am So it's three he slew and three withdrew F E An' three he wounded sairly C E 'Til her brother, he came in beyond Am F Am And he wounded him maist foully
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C Am "Gae hame, gae hame, ye fause young man F E And bring yer sister sorrow C E For her ain true love lies pale and wan Am F Am On the Dowie Dens o' Yarrow”
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C Am "Oh mither, I hae dreamed a dream F E A dream o' doul and sorrow C E I dreamed I was pu'ing the heathery bells Am F Am On the Dowie Dens o' Yarrow"
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C Am "Oh, daughter dear, I ken yer dream F E And I doobt it will bring sorrow C E For yer ain true love lies pale and wan Am F Am On the Dowie Dens o' Yarrow"
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C Am An' so she's run ower yon high, high hill F E An' doon by the den sae narrow C E And it's there she spied her dear lover, John Am F Am Lyin' pale and deid on Yarrow
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C Am And so she's washed his face an' she's kaimed his hair F E As aft she'd done afore-o C E And she's wrapped it 'roond her middle sae sma' Am F Am And she's carried him hame tae Yarrow
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C Am "Oh haud yer tongue, my daughter dear F E What need for a' this sorrow? C E I'll wed ye tae a far better man Am F Am Than the one who's slain on Yarrow"
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C Am "Oh faither, ye hae seven sons F E And ye may wed them a' the morrow C E But the fairest floo'er amang them a' Am F Am Was the plooboy lad fae Yarrow”
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C Am "Oh mother, mother mak my bed F E And mak it saft and narrow C E For my love died for me this day Am F Am And I'll die for him tomorrow"
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