Ween - Cold blows the wind

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^EmCold blows the wind over my true love, cold blows the ^B7drops of ^Emrain. I ^Emnever had but one true love and in Camville ^B7he was ^Emslain.

I'll ^Gdo as ^Dmuch for ^Ammy true love as ^Gany ^Emyoung girl ^Dmay. I'll ^Emsit and weep down ^Dby his ^Emgrave for twelve months ^B7and one ^Emday.

^EmBut when twelve months were come and gone, this young man ^B7he a^Emrose. ^EmWhat makes you weep down by my grave? I can't ^B7take my re^Empose.

One ^Gkiss, one ^Dkiss of your ^Amlily white lips, one ^Gkiss is ^Emall I ^Dcrave. One ^Emkiss, one kiss of your ^Dlily white ^Emlips and return ^B7back to your ^Emgrave.

My ^Emlips they are, as cold as my clay, my breath is ^B7heavy and ^Emstrong. If ^Emthou was to kiss my lily white lips, thy days ^B7would not be ^Emlong.

Oh ^Gdon't you reme^Dmber the ^Amgarden grove ^Gwhere ^Emwe used to ^Dwalk? ^EmPluck the finest ^Dflower of them ^Emall 'twill wither ^B7to a ^Emstalk.

Go ^Emfetch me a Nun from the dungeon deep and water ^B7from a ^Emstone, and ^Emwhite milk from a maiden's breast, that babe ^B7ere never ^Emknown.

Go ^Gdig me a g^Drave both ^Amlong, wide and deep. as ^Gquickly ^Emas you ^Dmay. I'll ^Emlie down in it and ^Dtake one ^Emsleep for twelve months ^B7and one ^Emday

^EmCold blows the wind over my true love, cold blows the ^B7drops of ^Emrain. I ^Emnever had but one true love and in Camville ^B7he was ^Emslain.

I'll ^Gdo as ^Dmuch for ^Ammy true love as ^Gany ^Emyoung girl ^Dmay. I'll ^Emsit and weep down ^Dby his ^Emgrave for twelve months ^B7and one ^Emday.