Chords for Lisa O'Neill and Radie Peat :: Factory Girl (This Ain’t No Disco)

_ _ _ _ _ _ As I _ went walking _ one fine _ summer's morning,
_ _ the _ birds in the bushes _ [Ab] did whistle _ [G]
and _ sing.
The [Am] _
[Em] lads and the [N] _ lassies in _ couples was courting. _ _
Going back to the factory, _ _ their work to _ _ begin.
_ _ _ _ I spied one among them, she was _ fairer than any.
_ _ _ Her cheeks like the red rose _ that blooms in the spring. _ _
Her hair _ like the lily _ that grows in the young valley.
_ _ And besides, _ she's a hard _ -working [A] factor. _
[B] _ [A] _ _ _ _ _ [Ebm] _ _
I [N] stared up to her _ more closely _ to view her.
_ With on me she kept _ a bright look of _ _ disdain.
_ Young _
[C] _ _ _ manner, _ [N] and do not insult me.
For although _ I'm a poor girl, I think it no shame.
_ _ _ _ [E] _ It's not for to [N] scorn you, fair maid, I adore you. _
_ [Am] Come grant _ me [N] one favor, _ love, where do you [C] dwell?
_ _ [F] Young man, [Am] _ excuse _ me, [Abm] for [N] now _ I must leave you. _
For [B] _ _ yonder's the sound [Gb] of [N] my _ factory _ _ bell.
_ Oh, [Gb] my house [Em] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [N] is _ _ _ adorned with [F] ivory. _
_ I've gold _ _ _
[Am] _ _ [E] and _ silver [C] as _ well.
_ [F] And if you [E] will come with [Am] _ me, [E] fair lady, _ I'll make you. _
And [F] no more [Ab] will you [G] _ _
heed your _ [B] _ _ factory _ [A] bell.
_ [F] _ _ _
Oh, love, _ _ _ [E] _ patience, _ [C] _ _ [Bm] _ our [Dm] _
relation.
_ _ Go find [C]
you a lady, [B] _ _ and [Gm] may you [C] do _ well. _
[N] For _ I [Ab] am a _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ widmer of [D] _
[A] relation.
_ _ And [Em] content, _ _ I'm [B] a [F] hard _ [C]
-working _ [A] _ [D] _ factory _ [F] _
girl. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Db] _ _ _ _ _ _