Kate Rusby - Sir eglamore

Sir ^CEglamore was a valiant knight ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly He ^Ctook up his sword and he went to fight ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CAs he rode o'er ^Fhill and dale All ^Carmoured in a ^Gcoat of mail ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly ^F

Out ^Ccame a dragon from her den ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly That ^Ckilled god knows how many men ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CWhen she saw Sir ^FEglamore You ^Cshould have heard that ^Gdragon roar ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly ^{F G}

^CWhen the trees began to shake ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CHorse did tremble and man did quake ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly The ^Cbirds betook them ^Fall to peep It ^Cwould've made a ^Ggrown man weep ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly ^{F G}

^CTwas all in vain it was to fear ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CFor now they fall to fight like bears ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CTo it they go and ^Fsoundly fight The ^Clive-long day from ^Gmorn' 'til night ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly

This ^Cdragon had a plaguey hide ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly That ^Ccould the sharpest steel abide ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly No ^Csword could enter ^Fthrough her skin Which ^Cvexed the knight and ^Gmade her grin ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly ^{F G}

But a^Cs in choler she did burn ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly He ^Cfetched the dragon a great good turn ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly And ^Cas a-yawning ^Fshe did fall He ^Cpushed his sword up ^Ghilt and all ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba, ^Glanky down ^Cdilly ^{F G}

And ^Clike a coward she did fly ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly ^CTo her den which was hard by ^FFa la lanky down ^Gdilly And ^Cthere she lay all ^Fnight and roared The ^Cknight was sorry ^Gfor his sword ^CFa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba ^{C G C}Fa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba ^{C G C}Fa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba ^{C G C}Fa la la-n-ba, ^Fda-n-da da-n-ba ^{C G}