Loreena McKennitt - Lady of shalott

^D On either side of the ^Griver ^Alie ^D Long fields of ^Abarley ^F#mand of ^Bmrye, ^G That clothe the ^Dworld and ^Ameet the ^Bmsky; ^G And thro' the field the r^Aoad run by ^G To many-t^Aowered ^DCamelot; ^Bm And up and down the ^F#mpeople go, ^Bm Gazing w^Ghere the l^Ailies ^F#mblow ^Bm Round an island ^F#mthere below, The i^Gsland ^Aof Sha^Bmlott.

^D A bow-shot from her b^Gower-e^Aaves, ^D He rode bet^Aween the b^F#marley sh^Bmeaves, ^G The sun came d^Dazzling th^Aro' the le^Bmaves, ^G And flamed upon the br^Aazen greaves Of b^Gold Sir L^Aancel^Dot. ^Bm A red-cross knight for ^F#mever kneel'd ^Bm To a l^Gady ^Ain his ^F#mshield, ^Bm That sparkled on the ^F#myellow field, ^G Beside rem^Aote Shal^Bmott.

^D She left the web, she le^Gft the lo^Aom, ^D She made three p^Aaces t^F#maro' the r^Bmoom, ^G She saw the w^Dater-li^Aly bl^Bmoom, ^G She saw the helmet a^And the plume, She l^Gooked down to C^Aamel^Dot. ^Bm Out flew the web and ^F#mfloated wide; ^Bm The mirror c^Gracked from s^Aide to s^F#mide; ^Bm "The curse is ^F#mcome upon me," cried The L^Gady o^Af Shal^Bmott.

^Bm In the stormy e^F#mast-wind straining, ^G The pale yellow woods^A were w^F#maning, ^Bm The broad stream in his ^F#mbanks complaining. ^G Heavily the l^Aow sky raining ^G Over t^Aowered C^Bmamelot; Down she came and ^F#mfound a boat ^Bm Beneath a w^Gillow l^Aeft a^F#mfloat, ^Bm And round about the ^F#mprow she wrote The L^Gady o^Af Sha^Bmlott.

^D Who is this? And w^Ghat is h^Aere? ^D And in the l^Aighted p^F#malace n^Bmear ^G Died the s^Dound of r^Aoyal ch^Bmeer; ^G And they crossed thems^Aelves for fear, ^G All the Knights ^Aat Camel^Dot; ^D But Lancelot mused a l^Gittle sp^Aace ^D He said, "^AShe has^F#m a lov^Bmely face; ^G God in his m^Dercy le^And her g^Bmrace, The L^Gady o^Af Shal^Dott."