Oscar Isaac - The death of queen jane

^GQueen Jane lay in labor full nine days or ^Dmore 'Til her ^Cwomen grew so ^Gtired, they could ^Cno ^Dlonger ^Cthere They could ^Gno ^Dlonger ^Gthere ^G"Good women, good women, good women as^D you be Will you ^Copen my ^Gright side and ^Cfind ^Dmy ba^Cby And f^Gind ^Dmy bab^Gy" ^G"Oh no," cried the women, "That's a thing ^Dthat can never be We will ^Ccall on King ^GHenry and ^Chear what ^Dhe may ^Csay And ^Ghear what ^Dhe may ^Gsay"

^GKing Henry was sent for, King Henry did ^Dcome Saying, &^Cquot;What does ail ^Gyou, my lady' Your ^Ceyes, they ^Dlook so ^Cdim Your ^Geyes, they ^Dlook so ^Gdim" ^G"King Henry, King Henry, will you do one thing^D for me' Will you ^Copen my right ^Gside and ^Cfind ^Dmy bab^Cy And ^Gfind ^Dmy bab^Gy" ^G"Oh no," cried King Henry, "That's a thing th^Dat I can never do If I l^Cose the flower of ^GEngland, I shall l^Cose the br^Danch t^Coo I shall l^Gose the br^Danch t^Goo" ^GThere was fiddling and dancing on the day the babe was b^Dorn But poor ^CQueen Jane bel^Goved, she l^Cay cold ^Das a st^Cone Lay c^Gold ^Das a st^Gone