Chords for MATTY GROVES // DOC WATSON // DALLIN PUZEY // COVER
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[C] was [Am] on the high, [C] high holy day, the very first day of the year.
Little Maddie grows, and gone to church, oh holy [G] words for to hear, holy words he heard.
[C] The [Am] first to come down, [C] was dressed in red, and the second one dressed in green.
[Em] The third to come [C] down, was Lord Daniel's wife, as fair [A] as any queen, just [G] as fair as any [C] queen.
And [Am] Maddie grows, and [C] to one of his men, see the fair one dressed in white, [G] although she [C] is,
Lord Daniel's wife, I'll be [Em] with her tonight, yes [G] I'll be with her [C] tonight.
With a little [Am] foot page, was [C] standing by, and he heard every word that was said,
[Em] and he said, Lord [C] Daniel shall know tonight, before I [F] go to bed, yes [C] before I go to bed.
He had [Am] fifteen miles, for [C] a golden night, and ten of them he run, he run till he come,
to the broke down bridge, and he bend to [Em] his breast, and he swam, yes he [G] bend to his breast,
and he [C] swam, he swam [Am] till he come, to where [C] the grass was green, and he took to his feet,
and he run, [Am] he run till he come, [C] to Lord Daniel's gate, and he rattled the [F] bells,
and he rung, yes he [G] rattled the bells, and he [C] rung, what news, [Am] what news,
Lord [C] Daniel said, what news to me have you brought, [A] little Maddie grows,
[C] in the bed with your wife, and their hearts both [F] beat as one, yes their [C] hearts both beat as one.
Now if [Am] the truth, you [C] told to me, rich man you shall be,
but if a lie, you told to me, I'll hang you [F] to a tree, I'll [C] hang you to a tree.
But he gathered [Am] him up, a [C] pretty good man, and he done it with a free good will,
then [Em] he popped his bugle [C] up to his lips, and he blowed it [F] loud and shrill, yes he [G] blowed it loud and shrill,
[C] I better [Am] get up, said [C] little Maddie grows, I better get up and go,
I [Em] know your [C] husband is coming home, I heard his [F] bugle blow, yes I heard [G] his bugle [C] blow,
lay down, [Am] lay down, [C] my precious one, lay down and go to sleep,
[Em] it's only my [C] father's shepherd's horn he's calling [F] for, is she busy [C] calling for, is she,
so they [Am] lay down [C] together again, and they soon was fast asleep,
but [Am] when they awoke [C] he was brought dead light, Lord Daniel at [F] their feet, Lord [C] Daniel at their feet,
get up [Am] from there, [C] you naked man, and put you on some clothes,
I [Am] never intend, [C] for to have it said that a naked man [F] I slow, that a naked [C] man I slow,
oh give me a [Am] chance, [C] said little Maddie grows, a chance to fight for my life,
for [Am] there you have, [C] two very fine swords, and me not as much [F] as a knife, no me not [G] as much as a [C] knife,
oh yes I [Am] have, two very [C] fine swords, and they cost me deep in the purse,
and [Am] you may have [C] the finest one, and I will take the [F] worst, yes I will [G] take the [C] worst,
and Maddie [Am] grows struck, [C] the very first lick, and he wounded Lord Daniel's sword,
Lord [Am] Daniel struck, [C] the very next lick, and he drove Maddie grows to [F] the floor,
yes he drove Maddie [C] grows to the floor, then he taken his [Am] lady, [C] by the hand and set her on his knee,
and he [Am] said now which [C] do you love the best, little Maddie grows or [F] me, little Maddie [C] grows or me,
very well I [Am] like [C] your rosy cheeks, very well I like your chin, but [Am] better I love [C] little Maddie grows,
than you and all of your [F] kin, than you and [C] all of your kin, you can dig my [Am] grave, [C] on a pretty fair hill,
dig it wide and deep, and put [A] little Maddie [C] grows in my arms, Lord Daniel at my [Em] feet, Lord Daniel [C] at my feet.
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[C] was [Am] on the high, [C] high holy day, the very first day of the year.
Little Maddie grows, and gone to church, oh holy [G] words for to hear, holy words he heard.
[C] The [Am] first to come down, [C] was dressed in red, and the second one dressed in green.
[Em] The third to come [C] down, was Lord Daniel's wife, as fair [A] as any queen, just [G] as fair as any [C] queen.
And [Am] Maddie grows, and [C] to one of his men, see the fair one dressed in white, [G] although she [C] is,
Lord Daniel's wife, I'll be [Em] with her tonight, yes [G] I'll be with her [C] tonight.
With a little [Am] foot page, was [C] standing by, and he heard every word that was said,
[Em] and he said, Lord [C] Daniel shall know tonight, before I [F] go to bed, yes [C] before I go to bed.
He had [Am] fifteen miles, for [C] a golden night, and ten of them he run, he run till he come,
to the broke down bridge, and he bend to [Em] his breast, and he swam, yes he [G] bend to his breast,
and he [C] swam, he swam [Am] till he come, to where [C] the grass was green, and he took to his feet,
and he run, [Am] he run till he come, [C] to Lord Daniel's gate, and he rattled the [F] bells,
and he rung, yes he [G] rattled the bells, and he [C] rung, what news, [Am] what news,
Lord [C] Daniel said, what news to me have you brought, [A] little Maddie grows,
[C] in the bed with your wife, and their hearts both [F] beat as one, yes their [C] hearts both beat as one.
Now if [Am] the truth, you [C] told to me, rich man you shall be,
but if a lie, you told to me, I'll hang you [F] to a tree, I'll [C] hang you to a tree.
But he gathered [Am] him up, a [C] pretty good man, and he done it with a free good will,
then [Em] he popped his bugle [C] up to his lips, and he blowed it [F] loud and shrill, yes he [G] blowed it loud and shrill,
[C] I better [Am] get up, said [C] little Maddie grows, I better get up and go,
I [Em] know your [C] husband is coming home, I heard his [F] bugle blow, yes I heard [G] his bugle [C] blow,
lay down, [Am] lay down, [C] my precious one, lay down and go to sleep,
[Em] it's only my [C] father's shepherd's horn he's calling [F] for, is she busy [C] calling for, is she,
so they [Am] lay down [C] together again, and they soon was fast asleep,
but [Am] when they awoke [C] he was brought dead light, Lord Daniel at [F] their feet, Lord [C] Daniel at their feet,
get up [Am] from there, [C] you naked man, and put you on some clothes,
I [Am] never intend, [C] for to have it said that a naked man [F] I slow, that a naked [C] man I slow,
oh give me a [Am] chance, [C] said little Maddie grows, a chance to fight for my life,
for [Am] there you have, [C] two very fine swords, and me not as much [F] as a knife, no me not [G] as much as a [C] knife,
oh yes I [Am] have, two very [C] fine swords, and they cost me deep in the purse,
and [Am] you may have [C] the finest one, and I will take the [F] worst, yes I will [G] take the [C] worst,
and Maddie [Am] grows struck, [C] the very first lick, and he wounded Lord Daniel's sword,
Lord [Am] Daniel struck, [C] the very next lick, and he drove Maddie grows to [F] the floor,
yes he drove Maddie [C] grows to the floor, then he taken his [Am] lady, [C] by the hand and set her on his knee,
and he [Am] said now which [C] do you love the best, little Maddie grows or [F] me, little Maddie [C] grows or me,
very well I [Am] like [C] your rosy cheeks, very well I like your chin, but [Am] better I love [C] little Maddie grows,
than you and all of your [F] kin, than you and [C] all of your kin, you can dig my [Am] grave, [C] on a pretty fair hill,
dig it wide and deep, and put [A] little Maddie [C] grows in my arms, Lord Daniel at my [Em] feet, Lord Daniel [C] at my feet.
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_ _ [Am] _ _ [C] _ _ _ [Am] _
_ _ [C] _ _ was [Am] on the high, [C] high holy day, the very first day of the year.
_ Little Maddie grows, and gone to church, oh holy [G] words for to hear, holy words he heard.
[C] The [Am] first to come down, [C] was dressed in red, and the second one dressed in green.
_ [Em] The third to come [C] down, was Lord Daniel's wife, as fair [A] as any queen, just [G] as fair as any [C] queen.
And [Am] Maddie grows, and [C] to one of his men, see the fair one dressed in white, _ [G] although she [C] is,
Lord Daniel's wife, I'll be [Em] with her tonight, yes [G] I'll be with her [C] tonight.
With a little [Am] foot page, was [C] standing by, and he heard every word that was said,
_ [Em] and he said, Lord [C] Daniel shall know tonight, before I [F] go to bed, yes [C] before I go to bed.
He had [Am] fifteen miles, for [C] a golden night, and ten of them he run, _ he run till he come,
to the broke down bridge, and he bend to [Em] his breast, and he swam, yes he [G] bend to his breast,
and he [C] swam, he swam [Am] till he come, to where [C] the grass was green, and he took to his feet,
and he run, _ [Am] he run till he come, [C] to Lord Daniel's gate, and he rattled the [F] bells,
and he rung, yes he [G] rattled the bells, and he [C] rung, what news, [Am] what news,
Lord [C] Daniel said, what news to me have you brought, _ [A] little Maddie grows,
[C] in the bed with your wife, and their hearts both [F] beat as one, yes their [C] hearts both beat as one.
Now if [Am] the truth, you [C] told to me, rich man you shall be,
_ but if a lie, you told to me, I'll hang you [F] to a tree, I'll [C] hang you to a tree.
But he gathered [Am] him up, a [C] pretty good man, and he done it with a free good will,
then [Em] he popped his bugle [C] up to his lips, and he blowed it [F] loud and shrill, yes he [G] blowed it loud and shrill,
[C] _ I better [Am] get up, said [C] little Maddie grows, I better get up and go,
I [Em] know your [C] husband is coming home, I heard his [F] bugle blow, yes I heard [G] his bugle [C] blow,
lay down, [Am] lay down, [C] my precious one, lay down and go to sleep,
_ [Em] it's only my [C] father's shepherd's horn he's calling [F] for, is she busy [C] calling for, is she,
_ so they [Am] lay down [C] together again, and they soon was fast asleep,
but [Am] when they awoke [C] he was brought dead light, Lord Daniel at [F] their feet, Lord [C] Daniel at their feet,
get up [Am] from there, [C] you naked man, and put you on some clothes,
I [Am] never intend, [C] for to have it said that a naked man [F] I slow, that a naked [C] man I slow,
oh give me a [Am] chance, [C] said little Maddie grows, a chance to fight for my life,
for [Am] there you have, [C] two very fine swords, and me not as much [F] as a knife, no me not [G] as much as a [C] knife,
oh yes I [Am] have, two very [C] fine swords, and they cost me deep in the purse,
and [Am] you may have [C] the finest one, and I will take the [F] worst, yes I will [G] take the [C] worst,
and Maddie [Am] grows struck, [C] the very first lick, and he wounded Lord Daniel's sword,
Lord [Am] Daniel struck, [C] the very next lick, and he drove Maddie grows to [F] the floor,
yes he drove Maddie [C] grows to the floor, then he taken his [Am] lady, [C] by the hand and set her on his knee,
_ and he [Am] said now which [C] do you love the best, little Maddie grows or [F] me, little Maddie [C] grows or me,
_ very well I [Am] like [C] your rosy cheeks, very well I like your chin, _ but [Am] better I love [C] little Maddie grows,
than you and all of your [F] kin, than you and [C] all of your kin, _ you can dig my [Am] grave, [C] on a pretty fair hill,
dig it wide and deep, _ and put [A] little Maddie [C] grows in my arms, Lord Daniel at my [Em] feet, Lord Daniel [C] at my feet.
_ _ _ _ [N] _
_ _ [C] _ _ was [Am] on the high, [C] high holy day, the very first day of the year.
_ Little Maddie grows, and gone to church, oh holy [G] words for to hear, holy words he heard.
[C] The [Am] first to come down, [C] was dressed in red, and the second one dressed in green.
_ [Em] The third to come [C] down, was Lord Daniel's wife, as fair [A] as any queen, just [G] as fair as any [C] queen.
And [Am] Maddie grows, and [C] to one of his men, see the fair one dressed in white, _ [G] although she [C] is,
Lord Daniel's wife, I'll be [Em] with her tonight, yes [G] I'll be with her [C] tonight.
With a little [Am] foot page, was [C] standing by, and he heard every word that was said,
_ [Em] and he said, Lord [C] Daniel shall know tonight, before I [F] go to bed, yes [C] before I go to bed.
He had [Am] fifteen miles, for [C] a golden night, and ten of them he run, _ he run till he come,
to the broke down bridge, and he bend to [Em] his breast, and he swam, yes he [G] bend to his breast,
and he [C] swam, he swam [Am] till he come, to where [C] the grass was green, and he took to his feet,
and he run, _ [Am] he run till he come, [C] to Lord Daniel's gate, and he rattled the [F] bells,
and he rung, yes he [G] rattled the bells, and he [C] rung, what news, [Am] what news,
Lord [C] Daniel said, what news to me have you brought, _ [A] little Maddie grows,
[C] in the bed with your wife, and their hearts both [F] beat as one, yes their [C] hearts both beat as one.
Now if [Am] the truth, you [C] told to me, rich man you shall be,
_ but if a lie, you told to me, I'll hang you [F] to a tree, I'll [C] hang you to a tree.
But he gathered [Am] him up, a [C] pretty good man, and he done it with a free good will,
then [Em] he popped his bugle [C] up to his lips, and he blowed it [F] loud and shrill, yes he [G] blowed it loud and shrill,
[C] _ I better [Am] get up, said [C] little Maddie grows, I better get up and go,
I [Em] know your [C] husband is coming home, I heard his [F] bugle blow, yes I heard [G] his bugle [C] blow,
lay down, [Am] lay down, [C] my precious one, lay down and go to sleep,
_ [Em] it's only my [C] father's shepherd's horn he's calling [F] for, is she busy [C] calling for, is she,
_ so they [Am] lay down [C] together again, and they soon was fast asleep,
but [Am] when they awoke [C] he was brought dead light, Lord Daniel at [F] their feet, Lord [C] Daniel at their feet,
get up [Am] from there, [C] you naked man, and put you on some clothes,
I [Am] never intend, [C] for to have it said that a naked man [F] I slow, that a naked [C] man I slow,
oh give me a [Am] chance, [C] said little Maddie grows, a chance to fight for my life,
for [Am] there you have, [C] two very fine swords, and me not as much [F] as a knife, no me not [G] as much as a [C] knife,
oh yes I [Am] have, two very [C] fine swords, and they cost me deep in the purse,
and [Am] you may have [C] the finest one, and I will take the [F] worst, yes I will [G] take the [C] worst,
and Maddie [Am] grows struck, [C] the very first lick, and he wounded Lord Daniel's sword,
Lord [Am] Daniel struck, [C] the very next lick, and he drove Maddie grows to [F] the floor,
yes he drove Maddie [C] grows to the floor, then he taken his [Am] lady, [C] by the hand and set her on his knee,
_ and he [Am] said now which [C] do you love the best, little Maddie grows or [F] me, little Maddie [C] grows or me,
_ very well I [Am] like [C] your rosy cheeks, very well I like your chin, _ but [Am] better I love [C] little Maddie grows,
than you and all of your [F] kin, than you and [C] all of your kin, _ you can dig my [Am] grave, [C] on a pretty fair hill,
dig it wide and deep, _ and put [A] little Maddie [C] grows in my arms, Lord Daniel at my [Em] feet, Lord Daniel [C] at my feet.
_ _ _ _ [N] _