Fairport Convention - Reynardine

One ^Devening as I r^Dambled, Am^Gong the leaves so ^Cgreen, I ^Doverheard a young ^Dwoman, Con^Cverse with Re^Gynardi^Dne.

Her ^Dhair was black, her ^Deyes were blue, Her ^Glips were red as ^Cwine, And he s^Dmiled to gaze u^Dpon her, Did ^Csly bold^G Reynar^Ddine.

She ^Dsaid, "Kind sir be civ^Dil, My c^Gompany fors^Cake, For ^Dto my own opi^Dnion, I f^Cear you ^Gare some ^Drake."

"Oh ^Dno," he said "no ^Drake am I, Br^Gought up in Venus t^Crain, But I'm ^Dsearching for c^Doncealment, All o^Cn the l^Gonesome p^Dlain."

"Your ^Dbeauty so entic^Ded me, I c^Gould not pass it ^Cby, So it's w^Dith my gun I'll gu^Dide you, All o^Cn the m^Gountains h^Digh."

And i^Df perchance you l^Dook for me, Perh^Gaps you'll no me f^Cind. For ^DI'll be in my ca^Dstle, Inqui^Cre for Rey^Gnard^Dine.

S^Dun and dark she f^Dollowed him, His t^Geeth so white did s^Chine, And he ^Dled over the ^Dmountains. Did ^Csly bold Rey^Gnard^Dine.