Lady Margaret chords by Sally Rogers

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Intro 1

Lady Margaret Sitting

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in her high hall door
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Combing her long yellow hair
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She saw sweet William
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and his new -made bride
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Ridin' from the church Sunday
Well, she throwed down
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her ivory comb
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Throwed back her long yellow hair
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I will go and bid him farewell
And never no more go there
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It was all lately in the night
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When they was fast asleep,
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Lady Margaret came in dressed in  white,
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standing at their bed feet.
Oh, how do you like your pillow,
says she,
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how do you like your sheets?
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How do you like the fair young lady
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lying in your arms asleep?
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It's, well, do I like my pillow, says he,
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Right, well, do I like my sheets,
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Better do I like the fair Lady Mar garet,
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Standing at my bed -feet.
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It's once he's kissed her lily -white hands,
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Twice he's kissed her cheeks,
Three times
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As he's kissed her corpse -cold lips
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And fell in her arms asleep
When night was gone
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and the mornin' come on
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And all men was awake
Sweet William arose
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with trouble on his mind
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From the dreamy dream last night
Such dreams, such dreams
as the dream last night
Such dreams can never be good
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Dream I rose full of wild swine
And my bride bed full of blood
So he rode till he'd come to
Lady Margaret's Hall
Mildly pulled on the ring,
there's none so quick as
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her own seventh brother
to rise and let him in.
Is Lady Margaret all in her room,
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or is  she in the hall?
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No, Margaret's in her cold black coffin
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With her pale face to the
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wall
you