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Verse 1
(D major) One evening as I rambled (G major)
Along (D major) the Luso (G major) green
I (D major) overheard a young woman
(C major) (G major) (D major) (Dsus4) (D major)
Her hair was black, her eyes were blue
(G major) Her (D major) lips as red as (G major) wine
And (D major) he smiled to gaze upon her
To (C major) that sly, bald, (G major) run -a -down (D major)
She said, Cain, son, be civil, (G major)
my (D major) company for (G major) sake
For (D major) in my own opinion,
(C major) I fear you are (G major) some wreck (D major)
Oh no, said he, no rake am I (G major)
Brought (D major) up in Venus' (G major) terrain
But (D major) I'm seeking for concealment
All (C major) on the mountain (G major) plan (D major)
But your beauty so enticed me
(G major) I (D major) could not pass it by (G major)
So (D major) it's with my gun I'll guard you
All (C major) on the (G major) mountain high (D major) (C major) (G major) (D major)
And if by chance you look for me (G major)
Perhaps (D major) you'll let me find (G major)
But (D major) I'll be in my car, son,
(C major) an d quire for (G major) Ranadar (D major) (Dsus4) (D major)
O sun and dark, she followed him (G major)
His (D major) teeth did brightly shine, (G major)
And (D major) he led her over the mountains
To (C major) that sly,
bold (G major) Ra madan. (D major) (C major) (G major) (C major) (D major)
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Reynardine
Richard Thompson
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