Hair of the Dog - Raggle taggle gypsy

There were ^Emthree old gypsies came to our hall door ^CThey came ^Dbrave and ^Gboldly-o ^GAnd one sang high and the ^B7other sang ^Emlow And the other sang a ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp- ^B7sy-^Emo

It was ups^Emtairs downstairs the lady went ^CPut on her ^Dsuit of ^Gleather-o ^GAnd there was a cry from ^B7around the ^Emdoor She's away wi' the ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo

It was ^Emlate that night when the Lord came in ^CEnquiring ^Dfor his ^Glady-o ^GAnd the servant girl she ^B7said to the ^EmLord "She's away wi' the ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo"

"Then ^Emsaddle for me my milk white steed - my ^Cbig horse is ^Dnot so ^Gspeedy-o ^GAnd I will ride till I ^B7seek my ^Embride She's away wi' the ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo"

Now ^Emhe rode East and he rode West ^CHe rode ^DNorth and ^GSouth also ^GUntil he came to a ^B7wide open ^Emplain It was there that he ^B7spied his ^Emla-^B7dy-^Emo

"How ^Emcould you leave your goose feather bed ^CYour blankeys ^Dstrewn so ^Gcomely-o? ^GAnd how could you leave your ^B7newly wedded ^EmLord All for a ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo?"

"What ^Emcare I for my goose feather bed ^CWi' blankets ^Dstrewn so ^Gcomely-o? ^GTonight I lie in a ^B7wide open ^Emfield In the arms of a ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo"

"How ^Emcould you leave your house and your land? ^CHow could you ^Dleave your ^Gmoney-o? ^GHow could you leave your ^B7only wedded ^EmLord All for a ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo?"

"What ^Emcare I for my house and my land? ^CWhat care I ^Dfor my ^Gmoney-o? ^GI'd rather have a kiss from the ^B7yellow gypsy's ^Emlips I'm away wi' the ^B7raggle taggle ^Emgyp^B7sy-^Emo!"