Chords for 'Lads o' the Fair' ~ Old Blind Dogs

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Come [F] bonnie lass, lie near me, and let the brandy cheer ye,
[C] For the road fae Prifety, Falkirk's land, [Eb] cold and wet [F] and weary.
My trade it is the weaving, [Bb] in the bonnie toon the [C] leavin',
And we'll drink our health to the farmer's dame, till by o'er Clotham on.
You can see them are the lads o' the fair, lads fae the forth in the cabin water,
Workin' lads and lads with gie, lads what sell you the brother's daughter.
Soldiers back fae the German [Cm] wars, peddlers up fae the border,
[Bb] And lassies we have [G] nigh for meir than the [Bb] kye, [Eb] at the trist and [C] fay at Falkirk. _ _
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[G] _ _ [F] _ _ _ Come Jordie, hug the bonnie, [Bb] for the path is [Eb] steep and stony,
[Cm] And it's three long [Eb] weeks fae the isle of [Gm] Skye, and the bees so [F] thin and bonnie,
We'll tack the last o' the sillag, [Bb] and buy [Eb] ourselves a chill on [C] tea,
And drink to the [Eb] lads o' Fyre Kye, and [F] Falkirk's toon the mawn.
[Bb] You can see them [Eb] are the lads o' the [Bb] fair, lads fae the [Eb] forth in the cabin [Bb] water,
Workin' [Eb] lads and lads with [Bb] gie, lads what [Eb] sell you the brother's [C] daughter.
Soldiers back fae the German [Cm] wars, peddlers [F] up fae the border,
[Eb] And lassies we have nigh [Gm] for meir than the kye, _ [Eb] at the trist and fay [F] at Falkirk.
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[Bb] _ _ [F] Stand here and I'll show you, [Bb] there's a [Eb] town below you,
[Cm] But we'd best bide [Eb] here in the barn, night for the night, watch [F] the moon, oh yeah.
My brother he's a ploughman, [Bb] and I'm a free and now man,
And we'll drink to [Eb] the price o' the harvests [C] corn, [F] and Falkirk's toon [Bb] the mawn.
You can see them are [Eb] the lads o' the fair, [Bb] lads fae the forth in the cabin water,
Workin' lads and lads with gie, lads what sell you the brother's daughter.
[C] Soldiers back fae the German [Cm] wars, [F] peddlers up fae the border,
[Bb] And lassies we have nigh for [Gm] meir than the kye, _ [Eb] at the trist and [Bb] fay at Falkirk. _
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_ [F] The work o' weavin's over, [Bb] likewise the [C] day's a drover,
And the ploughboy [Eb] sits on the track, for now to hide to [F] see the clover.
The workin's no so steady, [Bb] but the lads are out [Eb] still ready,
[C] To drink a health to the workin' [F] man, and Falkirk's [Bb] toon the mawn.
You can see them [Eb] are the lads o' the [Bb] fair, lads fae the [Eb] forth in the cabin [Bb] water,
Workin' lads and lads with gie, lads what [C] sell you the brother's daughter.
Soldiers back fae the German wars, peddlers up fae the border,
[Eb] And lassies we [Gm] have nigh for meir than the kye, at the trist and fay at [Bb] Falkirk.
You can see them are the lads o' the fair, lads fae the forth in the cabin water,
Workin' lads [Eb] and lads with gie, lads what [C] sell you the brother's daughter.
Soldiers back fae the German wars, peddlers up fae [F] the border,
[Eb] And lassies we [Gm] have nigh for meir than the kye, _ at the trist [Bb] and fay at Falkirk.
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