Kate Rusby - As i roved out

As ^AmI roved ^Cout one fine May ^Dmorn^Ging To view the ^Cmea^Gdows and ^Amflowers ^Dgay Oh, ^Cwho should I spot, but my ^Down true lo^Amver As ^Cshe sat by ^Gyon ^Dwillow tree

I took ^Amoff my hat and I ^Cdid sa^Dlute ^Gher I did sa^Clute ^Gher most cou^Amrageous^Dly As she ^Cturned around, the ^Dtears fell from ^Amher Saying, "^CFalse young man, ^Gyou've de^Dluded me

And the ^Amdiamond ring I be^Chold, I ^Dgave to ^Gyou A ^Cdiamond ^Gring to wear on ^Amyour right ^Dhand But the ^Cvows you made, love, you ^Dwent and broke ^Amthem And you ^Cwed the lassie who ^Ghas the ^Dland." ^{G C G Am}

"If I wed the lassie who ^Chas the ^Dland, my ^Glove, It's that I'll ^Crue '^Gtil the ^Amday I ^Ddie. When mis^Cfortune falls, sure the ^Dman may shun ^Amit, It ^Cwas my ^Gfault, that I'll ^Dnot deny" ^Am

"And at ^Amnight when I go to my ^Cbed of ^Dslum^Gber The ^Cthoughts of my ^Glove are ^Amin my ^Dmind. As I ^Cturn around to em^Dbrace my dar^Amling, Oh, in^Cstead of gold, ^Gsure 'tis ^Dbrass I will find

And I ^Amwish The Queen would bring home ^Call her ^Dar^Gmies From the ^CWest In^Gdies, A^Ammerica and ^DSpain. And ^Cevery man to his ^Dwedded wo^Amman Oh, in ^Chopes that I might ^Gbe with thee a^Dgain"