Chords for Pentangle - Willy O'Winsbury (Set Of Six ITV, 27.06.1972) OFFICIAL

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_ The [C] _ _ [D] _
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_ _ [C] _ [G] King has beat a [D] prisoner _
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_ _ long [C] in _ _ Spain, [G] and will he [G] of the _ Wensbury, [B] _ _ _
has lain long
with his daughter [C] at _ _ home.
What tells you, what [G]
tells _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ you, why [Am] you look so [C] pale and worn?
_ [G] O have _ you had any sore [Bm] sickness, _ _ _ [G] or yet been sleeping [C] with a man? _ _
I have [G] not had any sore [D] sickness, _ _ _ _ [Am] nor yet been [C] sleeping with a man.
_ [G] It is [Em] for you, [G] my father [B] _ _ _ dear, _ [E] _ [G] providing so long [C] in Spain. _
_ Cost of, [G] cost of your very bread, [D] _ _
_ _ _ [Am] you stand naked upon [C] the stone,
_ _ [G] that I [E] may know [G] you by [B] your shape, _ _ [E] if you [G] be a maiden [C] or a _ gnome.
And [G] she's cost of her bread, [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Am] she stood naked upon _ [Bm] [C] the stone,
_ _ [G] Her apron [E] was low, [G] and her haunches were [Bm] _ round, _
[G] her face was pale [C] and _ _ worn.
_ Was [D] it with [G] a lord, our dear, [D] _ _ _
_ _ or [Am] a man _ _ [C] of _ fame?
[G] Or was it with [E] one of my serving [B] _ _ _ [Bm] men? _
[Em] That's Lady _ [G] Gamowt [C] of Spain. _
No, it wasn't with [G] a lord, _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Am] _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _
name,
_ _ [G] but it was with Willie of _ [Bm] Wensbury. _ _ _
[G] I could bide no _ longer [C] _ _ alone,
and the [G] king has called on his marriage _ [D] _ _
_ _ _ [Am] by thirty _ [C] and by three.
_ _ _ [G] Says fetch me this Willie of _ [Bm] Wensbury, _ _ _ for [E] hanged [G] he _ [C] shall be. _ _
But when [G] he came that day _ [D] _ before, _ _ [Am] he was _ cut all hair [C] and still,
_ _ [G] his hair [Em] was [G] like the strands of [Bm] gold, _ _ [Em] his skin was as [G] white as the [C] mill. _ _
And it is no _ wonder, _ _ [D] sir _ king, [Am] that my _ daughter's love [C] you did win.
_ _ [G] For if I was [E] a woman as I am a [B] man, [Bm] _ _
my [Em] bedfellow you would [C] have been. _
And will [G] you marry my daughter, [D] _ _ _
_ _ [Am] Janet, by the truth of your [C] _ hand?
_ _ _ [G] Oh, will _
[E] you marry [G] my daughter, _ [Bm] Janet? _ _
[G] I will make you the lord of [G] my _ [C] land.
Why, yes, [B] I [G] will marry your [D] daughter, _ Janet, _ by [A] the truth [A] of [C] my right hand.
_ _ _ [G] Why, yes, I will marry your daughter, _ [B] Janet, _ [Bm] _
but [Em] I'll not be the lord of [C] your land. _ _
And he's [G] mounted _ her _ _ [D] _ right _ steed, [Am] and himself on a _ [C] double prey.
_ _ _ [G] He has made her [Em] the lady [G] of as [B] much _ [Bm] land [Em] as she shall ride in [G] a long _ [C] summer's day. _
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