Tom: C major•
Verse 1
F
Csus2
C
F
As I roved out one summer's morn,
Am
Em
I saw a scarecrow tied to a pole
C
Csus2
His coat was black and
Am
And as the wind shook him
Em
F
the crows took him to the air
Am
G
D
Em
I wish you'd lay me down and love me
Am
G
D
Ah, but you'd lay me down and
Em
F
love me if you could
C
Csus2
For you're only a bang of her hands
C
Csus2
F
in an overall
Am
That the wind sways so
F
And the corn can grow tall
C
Csus2
F
And as I roved out one winter's day
Am
Em
I saw an old man hanging from a pole
Am
C
Csus2
This colt was gone
C
F
and his head hung low
Am
Till the wind flung it up
Em
F
to look round its neck and let it go
Am
G
How could you lay me down
D
Em
and look me?
Am
Dsus4
G
How could you lay me down
D
Em
F
and look me now
Am
Csus2
For you're only a bank of bones
C
Csus2
F
in an overall
Em
and the kids throw stones
C
Csus2
C
F
And as I roved out one fine spring day
G
F
Am
I saw twelve jolly dons
Em
dressed out in the blue and
Am
C
and to a stake they
Csus2
tied a child newborn,
F
Am
and the songs were sung,
Em
The bells once rung and they
Am
G
Em
Now you can lay me down and love me
Am
G
Now you can lay me down
D
Em
F
and love me if you will
Am
C
Csus2
For you're only a bang of ranks
C
Dsus4
C
F
in an over all
Em
the sun shone through,
Csus2
C
F
As I roved out one summer's morn,
Am
Em
I saw a scarecrow tied to a pole
F
in the field of corn. you
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