Blackmore's Night - Renaissance Faire

I was ^Ctold once, by a ^Dmfriend of mine ^AmShe had seen an ^Colden ^Gsign She ^Csaid she was not ^Dmfrom this time And ^Cdid I ^Gfeel the ^Csame

So I t^Cold her, "Yes", I ^Dmknew her fear ^AmAs I felt the tr^Cuth draw ^Gnear ^CTold her back three ^Dmhundred years ^CWas the time ^Gthat I held ^Cdear

^CGather ye lords and ladies ^Dmfair Come with ^Cme to the ^FRenaissance ^GFaire ^CHurry now, We're almost ^Dmthere ^CFa, la, la, la, ^F/Ala, ^Bbla, la, ^Fla, ^Gla, ^Cla

^CThrough the shroud of ^Dmmystery ^AmTurn a page of h^Cisto^Gry ^CFeeling more than ^Dmyou can see ^CDown at the ^GRenaissance ^CFaire

^CHear the minstrels ^Dmplay their tunes ^AmThey will play the ^Cwhole night ^Gthrough ^CSpecial songs for ^Dmme and for you And ^Canyone ^Gwhose heart is ^Ctrue

^CGather ye lords and ladies ^Dmfair Come with ^Cme to the ^FRenaissance ^GFaire ^CHurry now, We're almost ^Dmthere ^CFa, la, la, la, ^F/Ala, ^Bbla, la, ^Fla, ^Gla, ^Cla

There's ^Dtoo many stars for ^Emone sky to hold ^BmSome will fall, ^Dothers are ^Asold ^DAs the fields ^Emturn to gold ^DDown at the ^ARenaissance ^DFaire..

^DGather ye lords and ladies ^Emfair Come with ^Dme to the ^GRenaissance ^AFaire ^DHurry now, We're almost ^Emthere! ^DFa, la, la, la, la, ^Cla, la, ^Gla, ^Ala, ^Dla