Chords for Snorri Helgason - Willie O'Winsbury (Live on KEXP)

Next up we'd like to play a [G] song, an old Scottish folk song from the late 1700s.
_ _ It's a song called Willie of Winsbury and _ we recorded this version of it for our new album. _ _
And it's a story of the king and princess Janet and this guy Willie of Winsbury.
The [D] _ _
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_ _ king [C#] had [A] been a _ prisoner, _ oh [C#] a prisoner _ [D] in Spain
And _ Willie of [A] _ [F#] Winsbury [D] had laid [F#] with his daughter [D] Jane
_ What ill she, [F#m] what ill [G#] she, my daughter Janet, [F#m] why you look so [C#] [D] pale and wet
_ Have you had [A] any sores [E] in your lips, [D] or you [E] been sleeping with a [D] man?
_ No I [F#m] will not have [G#] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [F#m] _ _ _ [C#] _ _
[D] _ _ _ any hands for you [A] my [E] father dear, [D] or play [E] you
So _ _ cast off, cast [G#] off your berry brown gown _
[F#m] And stand naked upon [D] the stone
So I'll be carried [A] by your [E] wolf shape, [D] whether you be [E] a maiden or a nun
_ _ So she cast [G#] off her berry brown [A] gown
She [F#m] stood naked [G#m] upon [D] the stone
_ Her haunches were wide [A] and her apron [E] was low
[D] Her face [E] was pale [D] and wet
_ Oh was it [F#m] with the lord or a [A] duke or a knight
Or a man [B] of [D] earth and faith
Or was it with one [A] of me seven [E] men
[D] Who later [F#] come out [D] of Spain
_ No it wasn't [F#m] with the lord or [A] no duke _ _ _
_ _ [F#m] _ _ [A] _ _
[D] let's say
It was Willie [A] of [E] Winsbury
[D] I'd fight [E] no longer [D]
alone
_ So the king [F#m]
called on his merry [G#m] men all by [F#m] thirteen [A] by _
[D] three
_ He says fetch me this Willie [A] of _ [E] Winsbury
[D] For [E] hanged he shall be
_ But when [F#m] he came [A] the king [E] before _
He was [F#m] clad [G#] in all [D] red silk
_ And his hair was [A] like the strands of gold
[D] And his face was [E] as pure as [D] the milk
Oh it is [F#m] no wonder [A] said the king
[E] _
That [F#m] my [E] daughter's [D] love you did win
For if I were a woman [A] as I am [E] a man
[D] My bedfellow [E] you would have been
So will you [G#] marry [A] my daughter Janet
By the [F#m] truth of [G#] your [D] right hand
_ Yes will you marry [A] my daughter [E] Janet
[D] I will make you the [E] lord of [D] my land
Yes I [F#m] will marry [A] your daughter Janet _
By [F#m] the truth of your [D] _
right hand
Yes I will marry [A] your daughter [E] Janet
But [D] I will not [E] be the lord [D] of your land
_ And he's mounted [F#m] her [A] on a snow white [A] _ stick
And [F#m] himself on a [D] dappled grave
And he's made her the lady [A] of Asmuchland
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[D] She will lie on a long summer's day
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