Steeleye Span - Ned ludd part 1 inclosure

We come and set ^Afree in the ^Bmraw dregs of ^Gnature The ^Dground is near ^Bmcovered in ^Embirds and T^AV My ^Dwild eye in^Avert ya, a^Bmdores every ^Gfeature ^CYe are as ^Gdear as the ^Dheart in my ^Abosom, to ^Eme

Oh, ^Dnative in^Adifference, I ^Bmwould not for^Gsake thee I ^Dwould not for^Bmsake thee for ^Emcertain salt ^Aseas For ^Dsweet as the ^Abobbins that ^Bmnature could ^Gmake me I ^Cwould not for^Gsake thee, dear ^Dfa^Addins and ^Egreens ^Em

Ye inter^Dfered, that ^Conce were ^Ggay ^Em Where ^Dnature's ^Ahand^D strayed ^Em Long waiting ^Drows of a ^Cwillow ^Gspray ^Em And ^Dclumps of ^Ahawtho^Drn shade

Now ^Dnature, Ned ^ALudd, be a ^Bmcloud resting ^Gmountain The ^Dwaterfalls ^Bmtumble their ^Emmusic so ^Aclear Had ^Dnature de^Anied ye a ^Bmvoice, tree or ^Gfountain ^CYe'd still have ^Gbeen, love, ^Dloud as an ^Aedom by ^Eme ^Em

But now, a^Dlas, your ^Chawthorn ^Gbowers ^Em All ^Dgassed a^Around, we ^Dsee ^Em The swine re^Dlax, their ^Cchain de^Gvours ^Em And ^Dcuts down ^Aevery ^Dtree