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Intro: Em Em Em Em , Em Em Bm Bm , D D D Em , Em D Bm Em (X2)
There were Emthree old gypsies came to our house door. They came brave and Bmboldy-o And the oDne sang high and the other sang Emlow. And the Emother sang a rDaggle taggleBm gypsyEm-o
It was upsEmtairs, downstairs the lady went. Put on her suit of lBmeather-o And therDe was a cry from around the Emdoor. She's Emaway with the rDaggle taggle Bmgypsy-Emo
Em Em Em Em , Em Em Bm Bm , D D D Em , Em D Bm Em
It was lEmate that night when the lord came in. Inquiring for his lBmady-o And the Dservant girl she says to the Emlord. "She's aEmway with theD raggle taggle Bmgypsy-Emo"
"Well, sEmaddle for me my milk-white steed. My big horse is not sBmpeedy-o And DI will ride till I seek my Embride. She's aEmway with the Draggle taggle Bmgypsy-Emo"
Em Em Em Em , Em Em Bm Bm , D D D Em , Em D Bm Em
Well, Emhe rode east, and he rode west, He rode north and sBmouth also Until he Dcame to a wide-open Emfield. It was tEmhere that he sDpied his Bmlady-Emo "Tell me, Emhow could you leave your goosefeather bed, your blankets strewn so cBmomely-o HDow could you leave your newly-wedded Emlord, EmAll for aD raggle taggle Bmgypsy-Emo?"
"Well, wEmhat care I for my goose-feather bed, For my blankets strewn so cBmomely-o? ToDnight I lie in a wide-open fEmield. In the Emarms of a Draggle taggle Bmgypsy-oEm"
Em Em Em Em , Em Em Bm Bm , D D D Em , Em D Bm Em
"Tell me, Emhow could you leave your house and your land, How could you leave your Bmmoney-o HDow could you leave your only wedded lEmord, EmAll for a rDaggle taggle gBmypsy-oEm?"
"Well, wEmhat care I for my house and my land, And what care I for my Bmmoney-o? I'd rDather have a kiss from the yEmellow gypsy's lips, I'm aEmway with the Draggle taggle Bmgypsy-Emo!"
Em Em Em Em , Em Em Bm Bm , D D D Em , Em D Bm Em (X2) END