Reynardine chords by The Brothers Briggs

SimplifiedD · Bm · G

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Verse 1
D 
Bm 
 (D major) Why? Why? Why? Why?  (B minor) 
D 
 (D major) 
One evening,
as I rambled amongst the springing thyme
I overheard a young girl converse with
Her hair was black, her eyes were blue,
her lips were red as wine,
And he smiled as he looked
upon the disliable Draenor dine.
She says, young man, be civil,
my company forsake,
Go forth to my good opinion,
I fear you are a rake.
G 
Oh no, I am no  (G major) rakey gripe
Caught up in Venus' strain
D 
But I'm  (D major) searching for concealment
All from the judge's men
Her cherry cheeks, her ruby lips
They lost their former dye
As she fell into his arms,
all on the mountain high
G 
They had not kissed but once or  (G major) twice,
when she came to again
D 
And most  (D major) modestly she asked him,
pray tell to me your name
Oh if by chance you look for me,
by chance you'll know me fine
For I'll be in my green castle
Eating choir for rain or dime
How day and night she followed him
His cheeks so brightly shined
As he led her over the mountain
Did this sly bold rain or dime you