Oscar Isaac - The death of queen jane

Queen ^GJane^Dsus4 lay i^Gn ^Dsus4labor ^Gfull nine d^Am7ays or more^{G Am7 Bm} 'Til her ^Amwomen ^Dgrew so t^Gir^Ded, they^G could ^Amno ^Bmlonger t^Chere ^C/G G C G C Dsus4 C (G//C) They could no longer there

&qu^Got^Dsus4;King He^Gnry, ^Dsus4King Henry, will^G you do^Am7 one thing^G for ^Am7me? ^Bm Will you o^Ampen ^Dmy r^Gight ^Dside and f^Gind ^Ammy ^Bmbab^Cy ^C/G G C G C Dsus4 C (G//C) And find my baby"

"^G;Oh ^Dsus4no,&qu^Got; c^Dsus4ried King Henry, ^G"That'^Am7s a thing th^Gat I ^Am7can ^Bmnever do If I l^Amose the f^Dlower ^Gof Engla^Dnd, I shall^G lose t^Amhe ^Bmbranch ^Ctoo ^C/G G C G C Dsus4 C (G//C) I shall lose the branch too"

There ^Gwas ^Dsus4fiddling a^Gnd ^Dsus4dancing on the ^Gday the ^Am7babe was ^Gborn ^{Am7 Bm} But ^Ampoor Q^Dueen J^Gane belov^Ded, she ^Glay cold^Am as^Bm a ^Cstone ^C/G G C G C Dsus4 C (G//C) Lay cold as a stone