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-------------------------- STEELEYE SPAN - KING HENRY -------------------------- VERSE 1 -------
Let Amnever a man Gwooing wend That Amlacketh Gthings Ethree, A Amstore of gold, an open heart, And full of GchariAmty; And this was seen of King HenGry Though Amhe lay quite aElone, For he's Amtaken him Gto a Amhaunted Ehall AmSeven miles Gfrom the Etown.
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He's Amchased the deer now Ghim before And the Amdoe down Gby the Eden Till the Amfattest buck in all the flock King Henry Ghe has Amslain. His huntsmen followed him to the Ghall To Ammake them burly Echeer, When Amloud the Gwind was Amheard to Esound And an Amearthquake Grocked the Efloor.
VERSE 3 -------
And Amdarkness covered Gall the hall Where Amthey sat Gat their Emeat, The Amgrey dogs, yowling, left their food And crept to GHenry's Amfeet. And louder howled the rising Gwind And Amburst the fastened Edoor, And Amin there Gcame a Amgrisly Eghost AmStamping Gon the Efloor.
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Her Amhead hit the roof-tree Gof the house Her Ammiddle you Gcould not Espan, Each Amfrightened huntsmen fled the hall And left the Gking aAmlone, Her teeth were like the tether Gstakes, Her Amnose like club or Emell, And Amnothing Gless she Amseemed to Ebe Than a Amfiend that Gcomes from Ehell.
--------------------------- Verses 5 to 8 are all Am... --------------------------- VERSE 5 - Am ------- Some meat, some meat you King Henry, Some meat you give to me, Go kill your horse you King Henry And bring him here to me; He's gone and slain his berry brown steed Though it made his heart full sore, For she's eaten up both skin and bone, Left nothing but hide and hair. VERSE 6 - Am ------- More meat, more meat you King Henry More meat you give to me, Go kill your grey-hounds King Henry And bring them here to me; And when he's slain his good grey-hounds, It made his heart full sore, She's eaten up both skin and bone, Left nothing but hide and hair. VERSE 7 - Am ------- More meat, more meat you King Henry, More meat you give to me, Go fell your goss-hawks King Henry And bring them here to me; And when he's slain his gay goss-hawks, It made his heart full sore, She's eaten them up both skin and bone, Left nothing but feathers bare. VERSE 8 - Am ------- Some drink, some drink now King Henry, Some drink you give to me, Oh you sew up your horse's hide And bring in a drink to me; And he's sewn up the bloody hide, And a pipe of wine put in, And she's drank up all in one draught Left never a drop therein. VERSE 9 -------
A Ambed, a bed now GKing Henry, A Ambed you'll Gmake for Eme, Oh Amyou must pull the heather green And make it Gsoft for Amme; And pulled has he the heather Ggreen And Ammade for Gher a Ebed, And Amtaken has Ghe his Amgay manEtle And Amo'er it Ghe has Espread.
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Take Amoff your clothes now GKing Henry And Amlie down Gby my Eside, Now Amswear, now swear you King Henry To take me Gfor your Ambride. Oh God forbid, says King GHenry, That Amever the Glike beEtide, That Amever a Gfiend that Amcomes from Ehell Should Amstretch down Gby my Eside.
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When the Amnight was gone and the Gday was come And the Amsun shone Gthrough the Ehall, The Amfairest lady that ever was seen Lay between Ghim and the Amwall. I've met with many a gentle Gknight That Amgave me Gsuch a Efill, But Amnever beGfore with a Amcourteous Eknight That Amgave me Gall my Ewill.