Misc Traditional - Whistling gypsy rover

^GThe Gypsy ^CRover came ^Gover the ^Dhill, ^GDown through the ^Cvalley so ^Gsha-^Ddy. He ^Gwhistled and he ^Dsang 'till the ^Bmgreenwoods ^Emrang, And ^Ghe won the ^Cheart of a ^Gla^C- ^Gdy.^D

^GAh-di-^D7do, ah-di-^Gdo ah-dey, ^GAh-di-do, ah-di dey-^D7di, He ^Gwhistled and he ^Dsang 'till the ^Bmgreenwoods ^Emrang, And ^Ghe won the ^Cheart of a ^Gla^C- ^Gdy.^D

^GShe left her ^Cfather's ^Gcastle ^Dgate, She ^Gleft her ^Down fond ^Glo-^Dver, She ^Gleft her ^Dservants ^Bmand her e^Emstate To ^Gfollow the ^CGypsy ^GRo^C- ^Gver.^D

Her ^Gfather ^Csaddled his ^Gfastest ^Dsteed, ^GRoamed the ^Cvalley all ^Go-v^Der, ^GSought his ^Ddaughter ^Bmat great ^Emspeed, And the ^Gwhistling ^CGypsy ^GRo^C- ^Gver.^D

He ^Gcame at ^Clast to a ^Gmansion ^Dfine, ^GDown by the ^Criver ^GClay-^Ddee, And ^Gthere was ^Dmusic and ^Bmthere was ^Emwine For the ^GGypsy ^Cand his ^Gla^C- ^Gdy^D.

"He ^Gis no ^Cgypsy, my ^Gfather," she ^Dsaid, "But ^Glord of ^Cthese lands all ^Go-^Dver, And ^GI will ^Dstay 'till my ^Bmdying ^Emday With my ^Gwhistling ^CGypsy ^GRo^C- ^Gver.^D