A rather 'bawdy' love ballad from 17th century England. Various lyrics out there - these are the ones I use. Verse 1

On ^Cyonder ^Ghill there ^Cstands a ^Ammaiden W^Cho she ^Gis I ^Cdo not ^Dmknow ^CI shall ^Dmcourt her ^Cfor her ^Gbeauty ^CShe must ^Dmanswer y^Ges or no ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 2

^CMadam ^Gon thy ^Cface is ^Ambeauty ^COn thy ^Glips wild ^Croses ^Dmgrow ^CMadam I ^Dmwould ^Cbe thy^G lover ^CMadam ^Dmanswer y^Ges or no ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 3

^CMadam ^Gon thy ^Cface is ^Ambeauty ^CAt thy ^Gbosom ^Clilies ^Dmgrow ^CIn your ^Dmbower ^Cthere is ^Gpleasure ^CShall I ^Dmview it y^Ges or no ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 4

^CMadam ^GI will ^Cgive you ^Amjewels ^CI will ^Gmake you ^Crich and ^Dmfree ^CI will ^Dmgive you ^Csilks and ^Gsatins ^CMadam ^Dmif you l^Gie with me ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 5

^CMy husband ^Gis a ^CSpanish ^Amcaptain He ^Cwent to ^Gsea a ^Cmonth ag^Dmo ^CFirst he ^Dmkissed me ^Cthen he ^Gleft me ^CBade me ^Dmalways a^Gnswer no ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 6

^CMadam ^Gmay I ^Ctie your ^Amgarter ^CJust an ^Ginch a^Cbove your ^Dmknee ^CIf my ^Dmhand should ^Cslip a little ^Gfarther ^CWould you ^Dmthink it i^Gll of me? ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Verse 7

^CMy love and ^GI went to ^Cbed to^Amgether ^CThere we ^Glay till the ^Ccocks did ^Dmcrow ^COpen your ^Dmarms my ^Cdearest ^Gdarling ^COpen your ^Dmarms and l^Get me go ^COh ^Fno John ^Cno John ^Gno John ^Cno

Misc Traditional - Oh no john no