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Willie Of Winsbury [Child 100] Anais Mitchell --------------------------------------- C / D* / D / Em / G / Bm [x] / [x] / [x] / [0] / [3] / [x] [3] / [5] / [x] / [2] / [2] / [2] [2] / [4] / [0] / [2] / [0] / [4] [0] / [0] / [2] / [0] / [0] / [4] [1] / [3] / [3] / [0] / [0] / [3] [0] / [0] / [2] / [0] / [3] / [2] --------------------------------------- all relative to capo Capo 2. [Verse 1]
The Cking has been a D*prisoner And a Cprisoner D*long in CSpain And EmWillie CO the GWinsburBmy Has Glain long with his Ddaughter CJane.
[Verse 2]
What Cails you, what ails you, my daughter D*Jane Why you Clook so D*pale and Cwan? HaveEm you hadC any iGll sicknesBms Or Gyet been Dsleeping with a Cman?
[Verse 3]
CI have not had any ill D*sickness Nor Cyet been D*sleeping with a Cman ItEm is for Cyou my Gfather deaBmr For Gbiding so Dlong in CSpain.
[Verse 4]
CCast off, cast off, your robe and D*gown Stand Cnaked D*on the Cstone ThatEm I may kCnow youG by your shapBme If Gyou be a Dmaiden or Cnone.
[Verse 5]
CAnd shes cast off the robe and D*gown Stood Cnaked D*on the Cstone her Emapron wasC tight and herG waist was roundBm Her Gface was Dpale and Cwan.
[Verse 6]
CAnd was it with a lord or a D*gentleman Or a Cman of D*wealth and Cfame Or Emwas it witCh one of myG serving menBm While GI was a Dprisoner in CSpain?
[Verse 7]
CNo it wasn't with a lord or aD* gentleman Or a Cman of D*wealth and Cfame It Emwas with CWillie o GWinsbury Bm I Gcould cry Dno longer Calone.
[Verse 8]
CAnd the king has called his D*serving men By Cone by D*two and by Cthree Saying, EmWhere is thisC Willie oG Winsbury?Bm For Ghanged Dhe shall Cbe.
[Verse 9]
CAnd when they came before the D*king By Cone, by D*two and by Cthree EmWillie should haveC been theG first of themBm But the Glast of Dthem was Che.
[Verse 10]
CAnd Willie O the WinsD*bury All Cdressed out in D*red Csilk His Emhair hungC like theG strands of goldBm His Gbreast was Dwhite as Cmilk.
[Verse 11]
CNo wonder, no wonder, the king he D*said, That my Cdaughters D*love you did Cwin If EmI were aC woman asG I am a manBm In my Gown bed you Dwould have Cbeen.
[Verse 12]
CAnd will you marry my daughter D*Jane By the Cfaith of D*your right Chand? And EmIll make youC the lord of myG serving menBm Ill Gmake you the Dheir of my Cland.
[Verse 13]
COh yes, Ill marry your daughter D*Jane By the Cfaith of D*my right Chand. But EmIll not beC the lord ofG any menBm, Ill Gnot be the Dheir to your Cland.
[Verse 14]
CAnd he raised her up on a milk-white D*steed CHimself on a D*dapple Cgrey He Emhas made herC the lady ofG as much land Bm As she can Gride in a Dlong summers Cday.