The Streams Of Lovely Nancy chords by Brass Monkey

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Intro 1

Verse 1
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["Pomp and Circumstance"]
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Oh, the streams of lovely Nancy,
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they divide in three parts,
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Where young men and maidens
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do meet their sweethearts.
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It's drinking of strong liquor
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makes their hearts fore to sing,
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And  the noise in yonder valley
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makes the rocks fall to the ring
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On yonder high mountain
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a castle does stand
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It's builded of  ivory
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near to yonder black strand
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It's filled it of  ivory and
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diamonds so bright
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It's a pilot for a sailor
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on a dark winter's night
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On yonder high mountain,
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Where the wild fowl do fly,
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There is one amongst them
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That flies very high.
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If I  had my  true love
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For a night on  that strand,
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How soon I would secure her
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by the sleight of my hand.
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At the foot of yonder mountain
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there runs river clear,
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A boat from the Indies
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did once anchor there
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With the red flags a   -flying
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and  the beating of  a  drum
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Sweet instruments of music
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and the firing of a gun
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Oh, sailor, and his true love
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Were a -walking along
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Said the sailor to his true love
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I will sing you a  song
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You're a false -hearted woman
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For your tongue it tells me no
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Fare thee well, my lovely Nancy,
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Far away from you I'll go.
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We sailed away from London
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to Liverpool town
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And there we spied glasses,
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some fair and some brown
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But of all the fine glasses
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I ever did see
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Oh, the voice of my angel
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is the darling for me
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I will go, love, to some nunnery,
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There end my life.
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I never will marry,
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Nor yet make a  wife.
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True -hearted and   constant,
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Forever I'll remain.
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I  never shall be married
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till my sailor comes again.
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