The Unquiet Grave
Ton : CEnglish
Intro :
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Cold bFlows the wind to mG7y true lCove
ACnd gG7ently drops the rGain G7
I've nCever hG7ad but oCne true lGove G7
ACnd in gFreen-wood hG7e lies sClain
I'll dFo as much for mG7y true lCove
ACs anG7y young girl maGy G7
I'll sCit and mG7ourn all oCn his gGrave G7
FCor a- tFwelve month aG7nd a dCay
And whFen twelve months and a dG7ay was pCassed
TChe gG7host did rise and sGpeakG7
"Why sCittest tG7hou all oCn my gGrave G7
ACnd wFill not lG7et me sCleep? "
"Go fFetch me water fG7rom the desCert
ACnd bG7lood from out of a sGtoneG7
Go fCetch me mG7ilk from a fCair maid's bGreastG7
TChat a yFoung man nG7ever has kCnown. "
"How oFft on yonder gG7rave sweethCeart
WChere wG7e were wont to wGalk G7
The fCairest fG7lower that eC'er I sGaw G7
HCas wFithered tG7o a sCtalk."
"The sFtalk is withered and dG7ead sweethCeart
TChe fG7lower will never retGurn.G7
And siCnce I've lG7ost my oCwn true lGove G7
WChat cFan I dG7o but yCearn."
"When wFill we meet agG7ain sweethCeart.
WChen wG7ill we meet agGain? G7"
"When the aCutumn lG7eaves that fCall from the tGrees G7
ACre gFreen and sG7pring up agCain."