Monday Morning
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EarDmly one mornin? one mornin? in sprinEg Am
to heaDmr the birds whistle tGhe nightingalesC sing. E
I meAmt a fair maidenG who sweetly did siAmng Em
I?m goiAmng to be marriedDm next Monday morningE. Am
HowDm old are you my fair young maEid Am
heDmre in this valleGy this valley sCo green ? E
HoAmw old are you myG fair youngAm maid ?? Em
?IAm?m goin? to be sixteeDmn next Monday morniEng.? Am
Well sixteDmen years old that?s too young for tEo marry Am
so takDme my advice fiGve years longerC to tarry. E
For marrAmiage brings troubles and Gsorrows begin Am Em
so putAm off your weddinDmg for Monday morninEg.? Am
You talk lDmike a mad man a man with no skillE Am
tDmwo years I?ve been waiting agaiGnst my own wCill. E
And now IAm?m determined Gto have my own waAmy Em
and I?m Amgoing to be married neDmxt Monday morning.?E Am
And next MoDmnday mornin? the bells they will ringE Am
mDmy true love will buy me aG gay gold ringC. E
AAmlso he?ll buy Gme a new pretAmty gown Em
to wearAm at my weddingDm next Monday morning.E? Am
NexDmt Monday night when I go to my bedE Am
and I Dmturn rounGd to the man that I?Cve wed E
arouAmnd his middle Gmy two arms I Amwill fling Em
and I wishAm to my soul it Dmwas Monday morninEg.? Am