Magna Carta - Falkland grene

^Em Were I the m^Dorning star ^EmI could never shine so f^Bair ^EmLady in your s^Dequin gown ^Emriding on a milk white P^Balfrey

^AmPopinjay and ^Emminstrel gailey ^Griding down, a ^Dforest road ^EmKnights and ladies come ye well to ^Embe at F^Dalkland ^EmGrene to ^Embe at Fal^Dkland ^EmGrene^{Bm Em Bm}

^EmSand your ^Gcoat of ^Dsteel my ^Bmlord ^Emyou could have a winsome ^Bfavour ^Emride you f^Gair and s^Dpeak you ^Bmwell ^Emmaybe know a l^Gadie’s ^Bpleasure

^AmStuart Lord in ^Emgold and crimson ^Ghunt the boar and f^Dleetfoot deer ^EmPoet if your lines be true then come to ^DFalkland G^Emrene^{B Em}come to F^Dalkland G^Emrene

^EmBlow c^Gold the w^Dinter ^Bmwind ^Emwhistle you a ^Gmournful s^Bong ^EmJesters w^Gords they p^Dealed like ^Bmbells ^Emdown below the rims of ^BLomond

^AmFlew the hawk and ^Emwaltzed the courtier ^Gin the gardens ^Dwere they seen in d^Emays of wine and Madrigal ^Emdown at F^Dalkland Gre^Emne ^{B Em}down at F^Dalkland Gre^Emne

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