Altan - The lass of glenshee

One ^Ammorning in ^Dspringtime as ^Fday was a-^Dmdawning Bright ^AmPhoebus had risen from ^Cover the ^Dlea I ^Amspied a fair ^Emmaiden as ^Fhomeward she ^Dmwandered From ^Emherding her ^Dflocks on the ^Fhills of ^GGlen^Amshee ^D

I ^Amstood in a^Dmazement, says ^FI, "Pretty ^Dmfair maid If ^Amyou will come down to St. ^CJohn's Town with ^Dme There's ^Amne'er been a ^Emlady set ^Ffoot in my ^Dmcastle There's ^Emne'er been a ^Dlady dressed ^Fgrander ^Gthan ^Amthee" ^D

A ^Amcoach and six ^Dhorses to ^Fgo at your ^Dmbidding And ^Amall men that speak shall say "^CMa'am" unto ^Dthee Fine ^Amservants to ^Emserve you and ^Fgo at your ^Dmbidding I'll ^Emmake you my ^Dbride, my sweet ^Flass of ^GGlen^Amshee ^{D Am D}

"Oh ^Amwhat do I ^Dcare for your ^Fcastles and ^Dmcoaches? And ^Amwhat do I care for your ^Cgay grandeu^Dry? I'd ^Amrather be ^Emhome at my ^Fcot, at my ^Dmspinning Or ^Emherding my ^Dflocks on the ^Fhills of ^GGlen^Amshee" ^D

"A^Amway with such ^Dnonsense and ^Fget up be^Dmside me E'er ^Amsummer comes on, my sweet ^Cbride you will ^Dbe And ^Amthen in my ^Emarms I will ^Fgently ca^Dmress thee" 'Twas ^Emthen she con^Dsented, I ^Ftook her ^Gwith ^Amme ^{D Am D}

^AmSeven years have rolled ^Don since ^Fwe were u^Dmnited There's ^Ammany's a change, but there's ^Cno change on ^Dme And my ^Amlove, she's as ^Emfair as that ^Fmorn on the ^Dmmountain When I ^Emplucked me a ^Dwild rose on the ^Fhills of ^GGlen^Amshee