June Tabor - Lord maxwells last goodnight

"^AmGood, my lord, will you ^Dmstay then a^Ambout my f^Emather's house And w^Amalking to these g^Dmardens ^Dgreen in my ^Amarms I'll ^Dthee embra^Amce Ten th^Cousand times I'll k^Diss your ^Ammouth, make sport and ^Dlet's be m^Gerry" "I th^Amank you lady, for y^Dmour kindn^Dess. Trust ^Amme, I may ^Dnot stay with ^Amthee

For ^AmI have killed the ^Dmlaird Johnston, I ^Amcare not ^Emfor the feud My ^Amloyal heart did ^Dmstill inc^Dline, he ^Amwas my f^Dather's de^Amath. By ^Cday and night I ^Ddid pur^Amsue and all on him rev^Genged to be Now ^AmI have gotten what ^DmI long ^Dsought, trust ^Amme, I may ^Dnot stay with ^Amthee

^AmAdieu Dumfries, my p^Dmroper ^Dplace, ad^Amieu, adieu Caer^Emlaverock fair Ad^Amieu my castle ^Dmof the ^DThreem and ^Amall my build^Dings ^Amthere Ad^Cieu Lochmaben's g^Dates so ^Amfair and the L^Degumshank where the ^Gbirch pops bonny A^Amdieu my lady and my ^Dmonly ^Djoy, trust ^Amme, I may ^Dnot stay with ^Amthee"

Now ^Amhe has taken a ^Dmgood gold ^Dring where^Amat hang ^Emsignets three Says "^AmTake you this, my ^Dmown dear ^Dlove and ^Amay have ^Dmind of ^Amme But ^Cif you wed an^Dother ^Amlord while I am ^Gon the sea His l^Amife is but a ^Dmthree day's ^Dlease, though ^AmI may ^Dnot stay with ^Amthee"

The ^Amwind was fair, the ^Dmship was c^Dlear, the ^Amgood Lord ^Emwent away The ^Ammost part of his ^Dmfriends were ^Dthere to ^Amgive him ^Dfair conv^Amoy They a^Cte the meat they ^Ddrank the ^Amwine presenting in that g^Good Lord's sight Now ^Amhe is over the ^Dmfloods so ^Dgrey, Lord ^AmMaxwell's taken his ^Elast good^Amnight.