Mary Black - Annachie gordon

^CBucha^G7sus4n is ^C bonny and there^Dm7 lives my love ^C/E My h^Feart it lies on h^Cim^C/B and will^Am7 n^Am7/Got re- ^F move

It ^Cwill not re-mo^Cadd9/Bve, oh for ^F/Aall that ^G7sus4I have ^C done ^Dm7Oh ^C/E I ^F never will f^Corge^C/Bt my ^Am7 lo^Am7/Gve Ana^F- ^Fadd9chie

^CFor A^G7sus4nnachie^C Gordon, oh he's^Dm7 bonny and he's ^C/Ebraw He'd^F entice any woman^C t^C/Bhat ever ^Am7him ^Am7/Gsaw ^F He'^Cd entice any w^Cadd9/Boman and so^F/A he has d^G7sus4one me ^{C Dm7}Oh n^C/Eever w^Fill I forget my ^Clove^C/B Annac^Am7hie ^{Am7/G F Fadd9}

^CDown ^G7sus4came he^Cr father, standi^Dm7ng on the floor ^C/E Sayi^Fng Jeanie you're ^Ctr^C/Bying the ^Am7tric^Am7/Gks of a ^Fwhore You^C care nothing ^Cadd9/Bfor a man w^F/Aho cares ^G7sus4so very m^Cuch for thee ^Dm7You ^C/Emust m^Farry with Lord S^Calto^C/Bn and ^Am7leave ^Am7/GYoung An^Fnachi^Fadd9e ^CFor A^G7sus4nnachie^C Gordon he's onl^Dm7y but a man ^C/E Alth^Fough he may be pr^Cet^C/Bty but wh^Am7ere ^Am7/Gare all ^Fhis lands Sal^Cton's lands ar^Cadd9/Be broad and^F/A his towe^G7sus4rs they s^Ctand high ^Dm7You ^C/Emust m^Farry with Lord S^Calto^C/Bn and ^Am7forget^Am7/G Young A^Fnnach^Fadd9ie

^CWith ^G7sus4Annachi^Ce Gordon oh I'd ^Dm7beg for my bread^C/E Befo^Fre that I'd marry^C S^C/Balton wit^Am7h go^Am7/Gld to my^F head Wit^Ch gold to my h^Cadd9/Bead and wit^F/Ah gowns f^G7sus4ringed to^C the knee ^Dm7Oh I^C/E'll di^Fe if I don't get^C my ^C/Blove A^Am7nnachi^Am7/Ge ^{F Fadd9 C}And y^G7sus4ou that^C are my parents ^Dm7oh to church you^C/E may me bring Ah b^Fut unto Lord Salt^Con^C/B Oh I'll ^Am7neve^Am7/Gr bear a^F son A s^Con or a daught^Cadd9/Ber oh I'll ^F/Anever bow^G7sus4 my knee ^{C Dm7}Oh, ^C/EI'll d^Fie if I don't ge^Ct my^C/B love ^Am7Annach^Am7/Gie ^{F Fadd9}

^CWhen ^G7sus4Jeanie ^Cwas married and ^Dm7from church she ^C/Ewas brought home And ^Fshe and her maide^Cns^C/B so merry^Am7 sho^Am7/Guld have^F been Whe^Cn she and her ^Cadd9/Bmaidens so ^F/Amerry sho^G7sus4uld have ^Cbeen ^Dm7Oh s^C/Ehe's g^Fone to a chamber^C and^C/B she's^Am7 cryin^Am7/Gg all al^Fone ^Fadd9

^CCome ^G7sus4to bed ^Cnow Jeanie, oh m^Dm7y honey and my s^C/Eweet For ^Fto style you my m^Cis^C/Btress it ^Am7woul^Am7/Gd not be^F meet Oh ^Cit's mistress ^Cadd9/Bor Jeanie i^F/At's all t^G7sus4he same t^Co me ^Dm7For ^C/Eit's i^Fn your bed Lord ^CSalt^C/Bon I n^Am7ever s^Am7/Ghall be ^{F Fadd9 C}And u^G7sus4p and s^Cpoke her father ^Dm7and he's spoken ^C/Ewith renown All ^Fyou who are her m^Cai^C/Bdens won'^Am7t yo^Am7/Gu loosen^F off her gown But^C she fell down^Cadd9/B in a swoon^F/A, so low ^G7sus4down by t^Cheir knees ^Dm7Sayi^C/Eng Loo^Fk on for I'm dyi^Cng f^C/Bor my ^Am7love A^Am7/Gnnachie ^{F Fadd9}

^CThe d^G7sus4ay that^C Jeanie married ^Dm7was the day that^C/E Jeanie died That^F's the day that y^Cou^C/Bng Annach^Am7ie c^Am7/Gome roll^Fing from the tide And^C Down came her^Cadd9/B maidens an^F/Ad they're^G7sus4 wringing^C of their hands ^Dm7Sayi^C/Eng woe^F to you Annachie^C for^C/B stayi^Am7ng fro^Am7/Gm the sa^Fnds ^Fadd9 So ^Clong from the ^Cadd9/Bland and so^F/A long upo^G7sus4n the flo^Cod ^Dm7Oh t^C/Ehey've^F married your Je^Canie^C/B and n^Am7ow she^Am7/G is dead^{F Fadd9}

^CAll y^G7sus4ou that^C are her maidens^Dm7 won't you take ^C/Eme by the hand Won'^Ft you lead me to ^Cth^C/Be chamber^Am7 tha^Am7/Gt my lov^Fe lies in And^C he's kissed h^Cadd9/Ber cold lip^F/As until h^G7sus4is heart ^Cturned to stone ^Dm7And ^C/Ehe's d^Fied in the chamb^Cer w^C/Bhere h^Am7is tru^Am7/Ge love l^Fay in^Fadd9