Capo: 3 Tuning: E A D G B E

*****DO NOT ADD STRUMMING PATTERNS TO MY TABS***** Danú - The Outlandish Knight CAPO: 3rd Fret [Intro] D G D C D [Verse 1] He followed her up and he followed her down

And ^Ginto the room where she ^Dlay She hadn't the strength for to flee from his arms Nor the ^Ctongue for to ^G/Banswer him '^Dnay' ^A7

[Verse 2]

"Rise ^Dup, rise up, my pretty Polly Rise ^Gup and go with ^Dme

And I will take you to North Scotland

And ^Cthere you'll ^G/Bmarried ^Dbe

[Verse 3] Go fetch you a bag of your father's gold

And ^Gsome of your mother's ^Dtea And two fine horses out of the stable Where ^Cthere stands ^G/Bthirty and ^Dthree"

[Chorus] So she sit upon her nimble-going brown

He's ^Gmounted the dapple ^Dgrey And when they came to North Scotland 'Twas ^Cjust three ^G/Bhours 'til ^Dday

[Interlude] D G D C D [Verse 4] "Laid you down, laid you down, my pretty Polly

Laid you ^Gdown, I say to ^Dthee For six kings' daughters have I drowned here And the ^Cseventh will ^G/Bsurely be ^Dthee"

[Verse 5] "And pull off, pull off your fine gay clothes

And ^Ghang them on yonder ^Dtree For they are too fine and they cost too much To ^Crot in the ^G/Bsalt lake ^Dsea"

[Verse 6] "Well, then you take a sickle and you cut down the nettles

That ^Ggrow so close to the ^Dbrim For I fear they'll tangle my long yellow hair ^CThey'll tear my ^G/Blilywhite ^Dskin" ^A7

[Verse 7]

So ^Dthen he took a sickle and he cut down the nettles That ^Ggrow so close to the ^Dbrim

And she picked him up so skilfully

And ^Cshe pushed the ^G/Bfalse knight ^Din

[Verse 8] "Lie there, lie there, my false young man

Lie ^Gthere in the room of ^Dme For six kings' daughters have you drowned here And the ^Cseventh has ^G/Bdrowned ^Dthee"

[Chorus] So she sit upon her nimble-going brown

And ^Gshe led the dapple ^Dgrey And when she came to her father's door 'Twas ^Cjust three ^G/Bhours 'til ^Dday

[Instrumental] D G D C D (2x) [Verse 9] "Hush up, hush up, my pretty Polly bird

And ^Gdon't you tell tales on ^Dme Your cage will be made of the very beaten gold And the ^Cdoor of the ^G/Bbest ivo^Dry"

[Verse 10] But then up spoke a fine young man

In the ^Gchamber where he ^Dlay "What's the matter, what's the matter with my pretty Polly bird? You're ^Ctalking so ^G/Blong before ^Dday"

[Verse 11] "Oh, there's two black cats at my cage's door

And my ^Glife they will be^Dtray And I'm just calling for my pretty Polly To ^Cdrive those ^G/Bcats a^Dway"

[Verse 12] He followed her up and he followed her down

And ^Ginto the room where she ^Dlay She hadn't the strength for to flee from his arms Nor the ^Ctongue for to ^G/Banswer him '^Dnay'

[Intro] D G D C D (2x) A

Danú - The outlandish knight