The north country maid chords by The Watersons
Verse 1
Am
C
The North Country Maid
G
Up to London has strayed
Am
E
Although with her nature it did not agree
C
And she's wept and she sighed
G
C
G
E
And she's wrung her hands and cried
Am
E
How I wish, once again,
Am
in the North I could be
C
Where the oak and the ash
G
Am
E
and the bonny ivy tree
Am
E
All flourish and bloom in
Am
G
my North Country
Am
C
G
How sadly I roam and lament,
my dear home,
Am
Where lads and lasses
E
are making the hay,
C
Where the bells they do ring,
Am
E
and the little birds they sing,
Am
E
And the maidens at meadows
Am
G
Am
are pleasant and gay
C
Where the oak and the ash
G
E
and the bonnie ivy tree
Am
E
All flourish and bloom in my
Am
G
Am
north -gone tree
C
Well, I bet if I pleased
G
I could marry with ease
Am
For where bonnie lassies are,
E
lovers will come
C
But the land that I wed must be
G
Am
E
North Country bred
Am
E
And must carry me back
Am
G
Am
to my North Country home
C
Where the oak and the ash
G
E
and the bonny ivy tree
Am
E
Of flourish and bloom in
Am
G
my North Country.
Am
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