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Trad. Arr - Steeleye Span First two verses sung acapella Verse 1 Verse 2 [F#m] [EM] [F#m] [EM] [F#m] [EM] [F#m] [EM] [F#m] ( X 2 between each group of two verses) Verse 3 Verse 4 Verse 5 Verse 6 Verse 7 'The Blackleg Miner' transcribed by Joellen Robinson. Thanks JoE
Trad. Arr - Steeleye Span This song was transcribed for ukulele so might have to be transposed to play along with the record on guitar Verse 1 Verse 2 He's gone across the sea, gathering primroses. I'm afraid the shining sun might burn and scorch his beauty And if I were with my love I would do my duty. Lala lalala lalalalala Verse 3 Verse 4 You said you'd marry me and not deny me. If I said I'd marry you it was only to try you So bring your witness love and I'll not deny you. Lala lalala lalalalala Verse 5 And may He reward you well for the slighting of me. Her lips grew pale and wan, it made her poor heart tremble, For to think she had loved one and he'd proved deceitful. 'The Blacksmith' transcribed by Kinoko Fuesousha Thanks Kinoko
Trad. Arr - Steeleye Span Guitar version Verse 1 A [C#m]blacksmith courted [B]me, nine [C#m]months and [B]be[C#m]tter. He fairly won my [B]heart, he wrote [C#m]me a [B]le[C#m]tter. With his [E] hammer [F#]in his [G#m]hand he [C#m]looked so cle[B]ver And if [C#m]I were with my love I would live [B]fore[C#m]ver. Verse 2 Oh where has my love gone with his cheeks like roses? He's gone across the sea, gathering primroses. I'm afraid the shining sun might burn and scorch his beauty And if I were with my love I would do my duty. Lala lalala lalalalala Verse 3 Strange news has come to town, strange news is carried. Strange news flies up and down that my love is married. Oh I wish them both much joy though they don't hear me And if I were with my love I would do my duty. Verse 4 Oh what did you promise me when you lay beside me? You said you'd marry me and not deny me. If I said I'd marry you it was only to try you So bring your witness love and I'll not deny you. Lala lalala lalalalala Verse 5 Oh witness have I none save God Almighty. And may He reward you well for the slighting of me. Her lips grew pale and wan, it made her poor heart tremble, For to think she had loved one and he'd proved deceitful. Verse 6 A blacksmith courted me, nine months and better. He fairly won my heart, he wrote me a letter. With his hammer in his hand he looked so clever And if I were with my love I would live forever. Lala lalala lalalalala The Blacksmith' transcribed by Oliver King Thanks Oliver
Trad. Arr - Steeleye Span
Verse 1 The [C#m]love that I have [B]chosen [C#m]I therBewith be cont[C#]ent The [C#m]salt sea shall be [B]frozen [C#m]before [B]that I repent[C#m] Re[C#m]pent it shall I Bnever [C#m]until [B]the day I dee [C#m] But the [C#m]lowlands of [B]Holland [C#m]has tw[B]ined my love and me[C#m]. Verse 2 My love lies in the salt sea and I am on the side It's enough to break a young thing's heart that lately was a bride. But lately was a bonny bride with pleasure in her e'e. But the lowlands of Holland has twined my love and me. Verse 3 My love he built a bonny ship and set her on the sea With seven score good mariners to bear her company. But there's three score of them is sunk and three score dead at sea And the lowlands of Holland has twined my love and me. Verse 4 My love has built another (or: a nether) ship and set her on the sea And nane but twenty mariners all for to bring her hame. But the weary wind began to rise, the sea began to roll And my love then and his bonny ship turned with the shins about. Verse 5 There shall nae a quiff come on my head nor comb come in my hair There shall neither coal nor candlelight shine in my bower mair. And neither will I marry until the day I dee For I never had a love but one and he's drowned in the sea. Verse 6 Oh hold your tongue my daughter dear, be still and be content. There's men enough in Galloway, you need not sore lament. Oh there's men enough in Galloway, alas there's none for me For I never had a love but one and he's drowned in the sea. 'The Lowlands of Holland' transcribed by Oliver King Thanks Oliver
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