Misc Traditional - Whistling gypsy rover

^GThe Gypsy ^D7Rover came ^Gover the hill, ^GDown through the valley so sha-^D7dy. ^GHe whistled and he s^D7ang 'till the ^Bmgreenwoods r^Emang, ^GAnd he won the ^D7Heart of A l^Gady.

^GAh-di-^D7do, ah-di-^Gdo ah-dey, ^GAh-di-do, ah-di dey-^D7di, ^GHe whistled and he s^D7ang 'till the ^Bmgreenwoods r^Emang, ^GAnd he won the ^D7Heart of A l^Gady.

^GShe left her f^D7ather's ^Gcastle gate, ^GShe left her own true lo-v^D7er, ^GShe left her s^D7ervants and ^Bmher est^Emate ^GTo follow the ^D7Gypsy R^Gover.

^GHer father ^D7saddled his ^Gfastest steed, ^GRoamed the valley all o-^D7ver, ^GSought his ^D7daughter ^Bmat great s^Empeed, ^GAnd the whistling ^D7Gypsy ^GRover.

^GHe came at ^D7last to a ^Gmansion fine, ^GDown by the river Cal-^D7yde, ^GAnd there was ^D7music and t^Bmhere was ^Emwine ^GFor the Gypsy a^D7nd his ^Glady.

^G"He's no g^D7ypsy, my f^Gather," she said, ^G"But lord of the freelands all o^D7ver, ^GAnd I will s^D7tay 'till my d^Bmying ^Emday ^GWith my whistling G^D7ypsy ^GRover.