One Morning In May chords by Jean Ritchie
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Verse 1
(C major) One (G major) morning, one morning,
one (D major) morning in (G major) May,
I spot a fair couple inquir (D major) ing their (G major) way.
They stood and concluded
to (C major) go by the (G major) spring,
(C major) To see (G major) the waters (C major) gliding,
hear the (D major) nightingale (G major) sing.
He hugged her, and he kissed her,
and he (D major) caught her round the (G major) middle,
And out of his knapsack
he (D major) drew a fine (G major) fiddle,
And he played her a tune
of (C major) the voluntary. (G major)
Oh, (C major) see (G major) the water (C major) s are gliding,
hear the (D major) nightingales (G major) sing,
Pretty soldier, pretty soldier,
won't (D major) you marry me?
(G major) Oh, no pretty lady that (D major) never can (G major) be
For I've got a wife at home
(C major) and children of (G major) three
An (C major) d the (G major) prettiest (C major) little baby
that you ever (D major) did (G major) see
I'll go to Kentucky and stay
(D major) there for (G major) a year
Instead of cold water,
my (D major) drink shall be (G major) beer
And when I come back (C major) it'll be in the spring
(G major) An (C major) d I'll play (G major) that (C major) tune
over and (D major) over again
(G major) To (C major) see (G major) the waters a (C major) -gliding,
hear the (D major) nightingales (G major) sing
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