Loreena McKennitt - As i roved out

^DmWho are you, my ^Ampretty fair maid ^DmWho are you, ^Amhoney? And ^Dmwho are you, my ^Ampretty fair maid And ^Dmwho are you, ^Amhoney? She ^Dmanswered me quite ^Cmodestly I am me ^G/Bmother's ^Amdarling

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

And ^Dmwill you come to me ^Ammother's house When the ^Dmmoon is shining ^Amclearly? And ^Dmwill you come to me ^Ammother's house When the ^Dmmoon is shining ^Amclearly? I'll ^Dmopen the door and I'll ^Clet you in And Divil 'o ^G/Bone will ^Amhear us

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

So, I ^Dmwent to her house in the ^Ammiddle of the night The ^Dmmoon was shining ^Amclearly So, I ^Dmwent to her house in the ^Ammiddle of the night The ^Dmmoon was shining ^Amclearly She ^Dmopened the door and she ^Clet me in And Divil, the ^G/Bone did ^Amhear us

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

She ^Dmtook me horse by the ^Ambridle and the bit And ^Dmled him to the sta^Amble She ^Dmtook me horse by the ^Ambridle and the bit And ^Dmled him to the sta^Amble Saying "There's ^Dmplenty of oats for a ^Csoldier's horse To eat it i^G/Bf he's ^Amable"

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

Then she ^Dmtook me by the ^Amlily-white hand ^DmLed me to the ta^Amble Then she ^Dmtook me by the ^Amlily-white hand ^DmLed me to the ta^Amble Saying "There's ^Dmplenty of wine for a ^Csoldier boy To drink if ^G/Bhe is ^Amable"

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

Then ^DmI got up and I ^Ammade the bed I ^Dmmade it nice and ai^Amsy Then ^DmI got up and I ^Ammade the bed I ^Dmmade it nice and ai^Amsy The ^DmI got up and I ^Claid her down Saying "Lassie, ^G/Bare you ^Amable?"

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

And ^Dmthere we lay till the ^Ambreak of day ^DmDivil the one did hear ^Amus And ^Dmthere we lay till the ^Ambreak of day ^DmDivil the one did hear ^Amus Then ^DmI arose, put ^Con me clothes Saying "Lassie, ^G/BI must ^Amleave you"

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}

"And ^Dmwhen will you re^Amturn again ^DmWhen will we be mar^Amried? And ^Dmwhen will you re^Amturn again ^DmWhen will we be mar^Amried? "When ^Dmbroken shells make ^CChristmas bells We might ^G/Bthen get ^Ammarried"

^AmWith me ^DmToo-ry-ay ^CFol-de-diddle-day Di-re ^G/Bfol-de-diddle Dai-rie ^Doh ^{Am Dm Am}