little gypsy girl chords by Shirley Collins
Verse 1
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My father's the king of the gypsies,
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it is true.
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Me mother, she loaned me
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some gamblin' for to do.
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Say, put a crackle on my back and
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one would wish me well.
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And I went up to
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London, some fortunes for to tell.
Some fortunes for to tell,
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some fortunes for to tell.
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And I went up to
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London, some fortunes for to tell.
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As I was a -walkin' down a fair
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London street
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A handsome young squire I
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chanced up at a meet
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He viewed my brown cheeks
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and he liked them so well
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Says he, my little gypsy girl,
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can you my fortune tell?
Can you my fortune tell?
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Can you my fortune tell?
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Says he, my little gypsy girl,
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can you my fortune tell?
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Oh sir, I reply, give me fast hold of your hand,
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I see you have riches and houses enwound,
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And all you lovely ladies, you must lay them all aside,
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I am the little gypsy girl that is to be your bride.
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That is to be your bride, oh, that is to be your bride,
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I am the little gypsy girl that is to be your bride.
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He led me through woods and
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through valleys green,
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Where he had got servants
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to open up the door
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On the softest bed of dove they were so,
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read me so o 'er
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But in my man's heart, well,
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his fortune I did tell,
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His fortune I did tell, his fortune I did tell,
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But in my man's heart, well,
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his fortune I did tell.
Outro 1
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little gypsy girl
Shirley Collins
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