Misc Traditional - Wind and rain

There ^Gwere two sisters of ^Ccounty Clair ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain ^GOne was dark and the ^Cother was fair ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

And they ^Gboth had a love of the ^Cmiller's son ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain But ^Ghe was fond of the ^Cfairer one ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

So she ^Gpushed her into the ^Criver to drown ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain And ^Gwatched her as she ^Cfloated down ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

And she ^Gfloated till she came to the ^Cmiller's pond ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain ^GDead on the water like a ^Cgolden swan ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

As she ^Gcame to rest on the ^Criverside ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain And her ^Gbones were washed by the ^Crolling tide ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

And a^Glong the road came a ^Cfiddler fair ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain And ^Gfound her bones just a ^Clying there, cried ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

So he ^Gmade a fiddle peg of her ^Clong finger bone ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain He a ^Gmade a fiddle peg of her ^Clong finger bone, crying ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

And he ^Gstrung his fiddle bow with her ^Clong yellow hair ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain He ^Gstrung his fiddle bow with her ^Clong yellow hair, cried ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

And he ^Gmade a fiddle, fiddle of her ^Cbreast bone ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain He ^Gmade a fiddle, fiddle of her ^Cbreast bone, cried ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain

But the ^Gonly tune that the ^Cfiddle could play was ^FOh, the ^Cwind and ^Grain The ^Gonly tune that the ^Cfiddle would play was ^DmOh, the dreadful ^Fwind and ^Grain