Tom: C major
Verse 1
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Lord Lovell he stood
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Calming his milk -white steed
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When along came Lady Nancy Bell
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Wishing her lover good speed, good speed
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Wishing her lover good speed
Oh, where are you going,
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Oh, where are you going, said she
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I'm going, my dear lady Nancy Bell
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Strange countries for to see, see, see
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Strange countries for to see
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When will you be back, Lord Lovell, she said
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When will you be back, said she
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In a year or two or three at the most,
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I'll return to my Lady Nancy, see, see,
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I'll return to my Lady Nancy
And he had not been gone
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but a year and a day,
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strange countries for to see
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When languishing thoughts came into his mind,
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Lady Nancy Bell he would see, see, see,
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Lady Nancy Bell he would see.
Well he rode and he rode
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on his milk -white steed,
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Till he reached fair London town.
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And there he heard St. Barney's bell
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And the people all mourning around, around
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And the people all mourning around
Is anyone dead?
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Is anyone dead? he
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The people all said
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And they called her Lady Nancy
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See, see, see,
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they called her Lady Nancy
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He ordered the grave to
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be opened forthwith
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The shroud to be folded down
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Then he kissed her clay -cold lips
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Till the tears came trickling down,
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Tears came trickling down
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Lady Nancy, she died as it might be today
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Lord Lovell, he died tomorrow
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Lady Nancy, she died of pure, pure grief
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Lord Lovell, he died of sorrow
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Lord Lovell, he died of sorrow
Lady Nancy was laid in St.
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Clement's churchyard
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Lord Lovell, buried close by her
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there grew a red rose
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And out of his backbone a briar
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A briar, an d out of his backbone a briar
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Well, they grew and they grew
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on the old church tower
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Till they couldn't grow up any higher
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There they tied in the
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true lover's knot
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For all true lovers to admire, admire
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For all true lovers to admire
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