Corries - The queens four marys

^CLast night there were four Marys Tonight there'll be but ^Gthree There was ^FMary ^CSeaton and ^FMary ^CBeaton G C G-C And Mary Carmichael and me.

^COh, often have I dressed my Queen And put on her braw silk ^Ggown But a^Fll ^Cthe thanks I've g^Fot t^Conight G C G-C Is to be hanged in Edinburgh Town.

^CFull often have I dressed my Queen Put gold upon her ^Ghair But ^FI have ^Cgot for ^Fmy ^Creward G C G-C The gallows to be my share.

^COh, little did my mother know The day she cradled ^Gme The ^Fland ^CI was to ^Ftravel ^Cin G C G-C The death I was to dee.

^COh, happy, happy is the maid That's born of beauty ^Gfree Oh, it ^Fwas my ^Crosy, ^Fdimpled ^Ccheeks G C G-C That's been the devil to me.

^CThey'll tie a kerchief around my eyes That I may not see to ^Gdee And they'll ^Fnever ^Ctell my ^Ffather or ^Cmother G C G-C But that I'm across the sea.