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"Barbara Allen" Traditional Folk [Verse 1]
CIn Scarlet town, where I was born There was a fFair maiGd dwelling FMade every youth crCy G/BwellAm away For Cher name Gwas Barbara CAllen
[Verse 2]
CTwas in the merry month of May The green buds wFere a swelliGng FSweet William on his CdeaG/BthbedAm lay For tChe love oGf Barbara CAllen
[Verse 3]
CHe sent his servant to the town To the place where sFhe was dwellGing FSaying you must come to mCy mG/Baster Amdear If yoCur name beG Barbara CAllen
[Verse 4]
CSo slowly slowly she got up And slowly she Fdrew nigh Ghim FAnd the only words tCo hG/Bim diAmd say "YouCng man IG think youCr dying."
[Verse 5]
CHe turned his face unto the wall And death was Fin him weGlling FGood-bye Good-bye to Cmy G/BfriendAms all Be goCod to BaGrbara CAllen
[Verse 6]
CAs she was walking oer the fields Ahe heard the deFath bell kneGlling Fand every stroke it CseeG/Bmed tAmo say HardChearted BGarbara ACllen
[Verse 7]
COh Mother mother make my bed Make it longF and narGrow FSweet William died of ClovG/Be forAm me And CI willG die of Csorrow
[Verse 8]
CAnd Father, Father dig my grave Dig it lonFg and naGrrow FSweet William died on CyesG/BterdaAmy And IC will dGie tomCorrow
[Verse 9]
CThey buried her in the old churchyard They buried FWilliam besGide her AFnd From his heart grew a CredG/B red Amrose From CBarbara AGllens grew Ca briar
[Verse 10]
CThey grew and grew to the old churchyard Till they coFuld grow no hGigher FAnd there they twined in a trCue G/Blove'Ams knot AnCd the rose gGrew round thCe briar