Trinity - The minstrel

Kind S^Girs, Lovely lad^Dies This t^Emale you'll enjoy of the wa^Gy love once start^Ded Cadd9 D 3/8 between maid and boy. It beg^Eman on an even^Bm7ing where fe^Casti^Dng was d^Emone. Here our lo^Cver's encount^Dered and this tale has be^Emgun.

As the l^Gad looked a^Dround him with w^Emandering eyes G D Cadd9 D 3/8 he beheld there a lady her look like the skies As the s^Emun seemed to bl^Bm7ess her with fl^Cames i^Dn her g^Emaze 't was this w^Conderful v^Dision that filled him with ^Empraise.

His m^Gouth longed to sp^Deak of the f^Emire in his soul to this b^Geautiful ma^Diden of v^Cadd9irtues unt^Dold. But be^Emfore he could u^Bm7tter the wo^Crds ^Don his mi^Emnd she had g^Cone away, ^Dvanished and left him beh^Emind.

As he c^Gaught himself s^Dtaring, his e^Emyes open wide, G G Cadd9 D 3/8 gazing down at the place where she fled from his sight Em Bm7/E C/E Em He decided to seek her a quest for his love. So he ^C/Egathered his v^Dalour and soon he set o^Emff

For a d^Emay and a fu^Em/F#ll night he r^Em/Gode and he s^Em/Aought^Em/B asking ^Emall he en^Em/F#countered where ^Em/Ghis love was b^Em/Arought. Em Em/F# Em/F Em/A Em/B By the trail that they showed him he wandered along, 't was her i^Emmage that ^Em/F#led him and k^Em/Gept his love s^Em/Atrong.

Kind S^Girs, lovely Lad^Dies, our t^Emale is at end Did they sp^Gend their lived l^Doving, or ^Cadd9is their love s^Dpent? Love is f^Emound by the s^Bm7eeker and wa^Cnts t^Do be so^Emught. May the ^CLord guard your p^Dathways as you s^Emeek what he's stored.