Joan Baez - Geordie

As ^AmI walked o^Gut over Lon^Fdon b^Cridge ^AmOne misty m^Corning ea^Grly, ^AmI overhe^Card a f^Gair pretty m^Emaid ^FWas lamen^Cting f^Eor her Ge^Amordie.

Ah, my G^Ameordie will be ha^Gnged in a go^Flden ch^Cain, ^Am'Tis not the ch^Cain of m^Gany ^AmHe was bo^Crn of ki^Gng's royal br^Emeed ^FAnd lo^Cst to a vir^Etuous la^Amdy. Go br^Amidle ^Gme my m^Filk white st^Ceed, ^AmGo bridle ^Cme my p^Gony, ^AmI will ri^Cde to Lo^Gndon co^Emurt ^FTo pl^Cead for the l^Eife of my Ge^Amordie.

Ah, my Ge^Amordie never st^Gole nor c^Fow nor ca^Clf, ^AmHe never hu^Crted a^Gny, ^AmStole six^Cteen of the k^Ging's royal de^Emer, ^FAnd he s^Cold them ^Ein Boh^Amenny.

^AmTwo pretty ba^Gbies h^Fave I b^Corn, The t^Amhird lies i^Cn my b^Gody, ^AmI'd freely p^Cart with them ev^Gery o^Emne If y^Fou'd sp^Care the l^Eife of Ge^Amordie.

The j^Amudge looked o^Gver his le^Fft sho^Culder, He s^Amaid fair ma^Cid I'm so^Grry He s^Amaid fair ma^Cid you mu^Gst be g^Emone ^FFor I can^Cnot par^Edon Geo^Amrdie.

Ah, my Ge^Amordie will be ha^Gnged in a gol^Fden ch^Cain, 'T^Amis not the ch^Cain of ma^Gny, ^AmStole si^Cxteen of the ki^Gng's royal d^Emeer ^FAnd he s^Cold them i^En Boh^Amenny.