Mary Black - Anachie gordon

^GHarking is bonnie and t^Amhere lives my lov^Bme M^Cy heart lies on^G him and will not remove^{C G}It will no^Dt remove oh fo^Emr all that I have done ^Bm O^Ch I never will ^Gforget my love Anachie^{C G}For Anachie Gordon,^D he's bonnie^Em and he's rough^{Bm C}He'd entice ^Gany woman that eve^Cr he saw ^GHe'd e^Dntice any woman^Em and so he has done ^Bmme ^COh I never wi^Gll forget my love^C Anachie

^GDown came her fat^Amher and he's standing by the do^Bmor S^Caying Jeannie you're ^Gtrying the tricks of a who^Cre Y^Gou care nothing^D for a man who cares^Em so very much for^Bm thee Y^Cou must marry L^Gord Salton and leave A^Cnachie F^Gor Anachi^De Gordon, he's b^Emarely but a man^Bm A^Clthough he may be pr^Getty but where are his land^Cs? ^GOh the Sulton's lands^D are broad and ^Emhis towers they run high ^Bm Y^Cou must marry Lord Sul^Gton and leave Anachie ^C

^GWith Anachie Gordon ^AmI'd beg for my bread^{Bm C}And before I'll ^Gmarry Sulton it's gold to my hea^Cd ^GWith gold ^Dto my head and^Em gowns fringed to the kn^Bmee A^Cnd I'll die if ^GI don't get me love An^Cachie ^GAnd you that are my^D parents to ^Emchurch you may ^Bmme bring ^CBut unto Lord Sulton ^GI'll never bear a ^Cson ^GTo a son o^Dr a daughter, I^Em'll never bow my kne^Bme ^CAnd I'll die if I don't^G get me love Anachie ^C

^GJeannie was married and f^Amrom church she was brought home^Bm A^Cnd when she and her ^Gmaidens so merry should hav^Ce been W^Ghen she and her^D maidens so mer^Emry should have bee^Bmn ^CShe went into he^Gr chambers she cried a^Cll alone ^GCome to bed now Jea^Annie me honey and my ^Bmsweet ^CFor to style you my mi^Gstress it would be so swee^Ct ^GBe it mistress o^Dr Jeannie i^Emt's all the same t^Bmo me ^CBut in your bed Lord Su^Glton I never w^Cill lie

^GAnd down came her^D father and he's^Em spoken with re^Bmknown ^CSaying you ^Gthat are her maidens go loose^Dn off her gowns^{G G}But she fell down t^Do the floor so c^Emlose down by hi^Bms knee ^CSaying father look I'm ^Gdying for me love Anach^Cie

^GThe day that Jeannie ma^Amrried was the day that Je^Bmannie died ^CAnd the day that young ^GAnachie came home on the ^Ctide ^GAnd down came he^Dr maidens all wri^Emnging of their hands^{Bm C}Saying oh it's been so long ^Gyou've spent so long on the ^Csands ^GOh so long o^Dn the sands, so^Em long on the flo^Bmod ^CThey have married your ^GJeannie and now she lie^Cs dead

^GYou that are her^Am maidens go take me by t^Bmhe hand ^CAnd take me to the cha^Gmber that me love she lies^C in ^GAnd he's kissed ^Dher cold lips till his heart^Em has turned to st^Bmone ^CAnd he's died in the ch^Gamber that his love she^C lies in