Chords for A Minstrel's Music - Robin Hood and the tanner
Tempo:
78.35 bpm
Chords used:
D
Dm
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[D] [Dm] [D]
[Dm]
In Nottingham there lives a [D] jolly tanner With a hey down down down down down
His name it was Arthur of Land There is ne'er a squire in [Dm] Nottingham shy
There he hid bold Arthur's strength As he went forth in a [D] summer's morning
With a hey down down down down The forest of Merryshire wood
To view the red deer that range here and there There met he with bold Robin Hood
[Dm] As soon as bold Robin Hood [D] did him espy With a hey down down down down
He thought some sport he would play There poor Arthur's hand he bid him to [Dm] stand
And fast to him he strayed Why what art thou [D] thou old fellow
With a hey down down down down When range is so boldly here
And soon to be brief thou look'st like [Dm] a thief And comes to steal a king's deer
For I am a keeper in this [D] forest With a hey down down down down
The [Dm] king put me [D] in trust To look to his deer that range here and [Dm] there
For stay thee I'm lost Then Robin Hood he [D] unbuckled his belt
With a hey down down down [Dm] [D] down Oh so long he took up a staff
Of another of us both stiff and strong And [Dm] not more nothing else to [D] be dealt
With a hey down down down down That tall wood rang at every [Dm] bank
They tied their soles for
[F] [D] a hey down down down down
And let our quarrel for here we may thresh Our bones into [Dm] mish and get no coin at all
And in the forest [D] of Merryshire wood With a hey down down down down
Here I shall be free God have mercy for not
My freedom I bought and I thank my good staff and not thee
[Dm]
In Nottingham there lives a [D] jolly tanner With a hey down down down down down
His name it was Arthur of Land There is ne'er a squire in [Dm] Nottingham shy
There he hid bold Arthur's strength As he went forth in a [D] summer's morning
With a hey down down down down The forest of Merryshire wood
To view the red deer that range here and there There met he with bold Robin Hood
[Dm] As soon as bold Robin Hood [D] did him espy With a hey down down down down
He thought some sport he would play There poor Arthur's hand he bid him to [Dm] stand
And fast to him he strayed Why what art thou [D] thou old fellow
With a hey down down down down When range is so boldly here
And soon to be brief thou look'st like [Dm] a thief And comes to steal a king's deer
For I am a keeper in this [D] forest With a hey down down down down
The [Dm] king put me [D] in trust To look to his deer that range here and [Dm] there
For stay thee I'm lost Then Robin Hood he [D] unbuckled his belt
With a hey down down down [Dm] [D] down Oh so long he took up a staff
Of another of us both stiff and strong And [Dm] not more nothing else to [D] be dealt
With a hey down down down down That tall wood rang at every [Dm] bank
They tied their soles for
[F] [D] a hey down down down down
And let our quarrel for here we may thresh Our bones into [Dm] mish and get no coin at all
And in the forest [D] of Merryshire wood With a hey down down down down
Here I shall be free God have mercy for not
My freedom I bought and I thank my good staff and not thee
Key:
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Dm
F
D
Dm
F
D
Dm
[D] _ [Dm] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
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_ In Nottingham there lives a [D] jolly tanner With a hey down down down down down
His name it was Arthur of Land There is ne'er a squire in [Dm] Nottingham shy
There he hid bold Arthur's strength As he went forth in a [D] summer's morning
With a hey down down down down The forest of Merryshire wood
To view the red deer that range here and there There met he with bold Robin Hood
[Dm] As soon as bold Robin Hood [D] did him espy With a hey down down down down
He thought some sport he would play There poor Arthur's hand he bid him to [Dm] stand
And fast to him he strayed Why what art thou [D] thou old fellow
With a hey down down down down When range is so boldly here
And soon to be brief thou look'st like [Dm] a thief And comes to steal a king's deer
For I am a keeper in this [D] forest With a hey down down down down
The [Dm] king put me [D] in trust To look to his deer that range here and [Dm] there
For stay thee I'm lost Then Robin Hood he [D] unbuckled his belt
With a hey down down down _ [Dm] _ [D] down Oh so long he took up a staff
Of another of us both stiff and strong And [Dm] not more nothing else to [D] be dealt
With a hey down down down down _ _ _ That tall wood rang at every [Dm] bank
They tied their soles for _ _ _
_ [F] [D] a hey down down down down
And let our quarrel _ for here we may thresh Our bones into [Dm] mish and get no coin at all
And in the forest [D] of Merryshire wood With a hey down down down down
Here I shall be free God have mercy for not
My freedom I bought and I thank my good staff and not thee
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_ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
_ In Nottingham there lives a [D] jolly tanner With a hey down down down down down
His name it was Arthur of Land There is ne'er a squire in [Dm] Nottingham shy
There he hid bold Arthur's strength As he went forth in a [D] summer's morning
With a hey down down down down The forest of Merryshire wood
To view the red deer that range here and there There met he with bold Robin Hood
[Dm] As soon as bold Robin Hood [D] did him espy With a hey down down down down
He thought some sport he would play There poor Arthur's hand he bid him to [Dm] stand
And fast to him he strayed Why what art thou [D] thou old fellow
With a hey down down down down When range is so boldly here
And soon to be brief thou look'st like [Dm] a thief And comes to steal a king's deer
For I am a keeper in this [D] forest With a hey down down down down
The [Dm] king put me [D] in trust To look to his deer that range here and [Dm] there
For stay thee I'm lost Then Robin Hood he [D] unbuckled his belt
With a hey down down down _ [Dm] _ [D] down Oh so long he took up a staff
Of another of us both stiff and strong And [Dm] not more nothing else to [D] be dealt
With a hey down down down down _ _ _ That tall wood rang at every [Dm] bank
They tied their soles for _ _ _
_ [F] [D] a hey down down down down
And let our quarrel _ for here we may thresh Our bones into [Dm] mish and get no coin at all
And in the forest [D] of Merryshire wood With a hey down down down down
Here I shall be free God have mercy for not
My freedom I bought and I thank my good staff and not thee
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