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"Barbara Allen" Intro: E e|-----16~------| B|----17~-------| G|---16~--------| D|--14~---------| A|--------------| E|--------------|
T'was Ein the merry month of May When Aflowers were a-Ebloomin' Sweet AWillie on his Edeathbed lay For the love of BBarbara EAllen
EHe sent his servant to the town The Atown where she did dwell Ein Saying &Aquot;Master dearE has sent me here If your name be BBarbara EAllen"
EThen slowly, slowly she got up And Aslowly she went Eto him And Aall she said when Eshe got there "Young maBn, I think yoEu're dying"
E"Oh don't you remember the other day When Awe were in the Etavern? You Adrank your health to the Eladies there And you slighted BBarbara EAllen"
EHe turned his face unto the wall He Aturned his back upon Eher &qAuot;Adieu! AdieuE! To all my friends Be kind to BBarbara EAllen"
EShe looked to the east, She looked to the west She Asaw his corpse a-Ecomin' &quoAt;Oh sit him downE for me" she cried "That IB may gEaze upon him"
EThe more she looked the more she grieved She Abursted out to Ecryin' Sayin' &Aquot;Pick me upE and carry me home For I feel like BI am Edyin'"
EThey buried Willie in the old churchyard And ABarbara in the Enew one From AWillie's grave there Egrew a rose From Barbara's Ba green briEar
EThey grew and grew to the old church wall And Acould not grow no Ehigher And Athere they died in a Etrue love-knot The rosebush Band the Ebriar
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