A traditional song from 17th century England. There are a few versions around but I think this one has most,if not all,of the original verses and a simple chord progression which seems quite effective. No verses/chorus as such it's just a sing right through song.

^DLavender's blue dilly dilly ^Glavender's green ^DWhen I am king dilly dilly ^Ayou shall be ^Dqueen

^DLavender's green dilly dilly ^Glavender's blue ^DYou must love me dilly dilly ^A'cos I love ^Dyou

^DDown in the vale dilly dilly ^Gwhere flowers grow ^DAnd the birds sing dilly dilly ^Aall in a ^Drow

^DA brisk young man dilly dilly ^Gmet with a maid ^DAnd laid her down dilly dilly ^Aunder the ^Dshade

^DThere they did play dilly dilly ^Gand kiss and court ^DAll the fine day dilly dilly ^Amaking good ^Dsport

^DI've heard them say dilly dilly ^Gsince I came hither ^DThat you and I dilly dilly ^Amight lie to^Dgether

^DTherefore be kind dilly dilly ^Gwhile here we lie ^DAnd you will love dilly dilly ^Amy dog and ^DI

^DFor you and I dilly dilly ^Gnow all are one ^DAnd we will lie dilly dilly ^Ano more a^Dlone

^DLavender's blue dilly dilly ^Glavender's green ^DLet me be king dilly dilly ^Ayou be the ^Dqueen

^DLavender's green dilly dilly ^Glavender's blue ^DYou must love me dilly dilly ^A'cos I love ^Dyou

Misc Traditional - Lavenders blue