Doc Watson - Georgie

As ^AmI walked over london ^Dbridge one ^Ammisty morning ear^Emly I ^Amheard some fair young ^Gmaiden say Lord ^Emspare me the life of ^AmGeorgie Go ^Amsaddle me up my milk white ^Dsteed and ^Ambridle him so gay^Emly Then I'll ^Amride away to the ^Gking´s high court and ^Emplead for the life of ^AmGeorgie"

She ^Amrode all day and she rode all ^Dnight 'til ^Amshe was wet and wea^Emry Then ^Amcombing back her ^Glong yellow hair she ^Emplead for the life of ^AmGeorgie She ^Ampulled out a purse all filled with ^Dgold just ^Amlike you've never seen ma-^Emny then she s^Amaid young lawyers ^Gfee yourselves and ^Emplead for the life of ^AmGeor-gie

^AmGeorgie rode up and he plead for him^Dself he says ^AmI never murdered an-^Emy, But I s^Amtole sixteen of the ^Gking´s best steeds and I ^Emsold them in ^Amromany Then the ol^Amdest lawyer at the ^Dbar says "^AmGeorge I´m sorry for ^Emyou, But your o^Amwn confession con^Gdemns you to die, may the ^EmLord have mercy up^Amon you

^AmGeorgie was a-walking through the ^Dstreets he ^Ambid farewell to ma-^Emny. Then he ^Ambid farewell to his ^Gown true love which ^Emgrieved him worse than ^Amany. If ^AmI was over on yonder ^Dhill, where ^Amkisses I´ve had a plen^Emty. With my sw^Amord and my pistol ^Gby my side I´d ^Emfight for the life of ^AmGeorgie ^AmGeorgie was hanged with a golden cor^Dd just like y^Amou´ve never seen ma^Emny. For ^Amhe was a member of the ^Groyal race, and ^Emloved by a virtuous ^Amlady