pretty fair miss chords by Daniel Martin Moore
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Verse 1
(G major) Pretty (D major) fair mis (G major) s down (G minor) in the garden
When a brave (G major) young soldier
come (D major) riding by
And he stepped up (G major) and
as he addressed her
Said, (D major) pretty fair (G major) mis (D major) s,
won't you be my bride? (G minor) (G major)
(G minor) O (G major) no kind sir, replied the maiden,
Though a man of honour you (D major) may be,
How can you im (G major) pose on
a fair young maiden
Who never intend (D major) s your
bride to (G major) be? (G minor)
For (G major) I've a true love for the ocean,
Yes, (D major) seven years (G major) across (D major) the sea,
And if he stays (G major) for seven years longer,
No man on earth (D major) can marry me. (G major)
Well, (D major) perhaps he's
drowned (G major) in the ocean
Or he may be on (D major) a battlefield slain
Or he may be (G major) to a pretty girl married
And you may never (D major) see him again (G minor) (G major)
(G minor) Well, if he's drowned, (G major)
I hope he's restin'
Or if he's on a battlefield (D major) slain
Or if he's (G major) to some pretty girl married
I'll love the one (D major) that married (G major) him (G minor)
Then (G major) he ran his (G minor) hand (G major) down (G minor) in his pocket,
(G major) his fingers being both (D major) long and slim,
and he drew forth (G major) a ring she'd given,
a ring that she (D major) had given (G major) him.
(G minor) She (D major) threw her (G major) lovin'
at alarms around him
And straight before him she (D major) did fall
Said you're the (G major) very man
that used (D major) to court me
(G major) Before you went (D major) away to (G major) war (G minor) (G major)
And they walked down that
path together,
His arm around her (D major) waist so trim,
And he told her (G major) a beautiful story,
And then she gave (D major) her heart
to (G minor) him. (G major) (G minor)
Thank
pretty fair miss
Daniel Martin Moore
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