Young Edmund In The Lowlands Low chords by Paul Brady

  • C#m

    4
  • F#m

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  • D

  • Em

  • E

  • B

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  • C

  • Gm

    3
  • Eb

    6
  • Fm

  • Ebm

    6
  • C#

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  • Bbm

  • F#

    2
Verse 1
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Young Ame lie be ing a
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ser vant girl,
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Her lover a sailor bold,
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He ploughed them in
much gold to gain,
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For Amelie we are told,
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When seven long years
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had passed and gone,
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he did return home.
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He landed to his emly,
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and all his gold he did shew
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That he had gain'd
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down on the main
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An d plough'd the lowlands low.
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Her father kept a pub lic house,
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it stood down by the sea.
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Young Edmund, you can enter there,
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and all night you can stay.
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and I'll meet you here tomorrow
but don't let my father know
that your name it is
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This young Edmund,
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that beloved Dale O
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'Lanslow.
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As Edmund he did enter there,
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and all his gold did it show.
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Saddam lay his cruel father,
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This gold will be your foe,
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For I'll send your body sinking
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Down in the lowlands low.
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As at mund he did go to bed,
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And scarce had fell asleep,
When Emily's cruel father
into his room did creep,
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Then early the next morning
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to the beach sure he did go,
And his Santa's body sinkin'
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down in the lowlands low.
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Young Emily on her pillow lay,
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she had a frightful dream.
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She dreamt she saw
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her young Edmund
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lying in a crystal stream.
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Then early the next morning
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to her father's house he did go.
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All because she loved him dearly,
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That beloved Dale Lonslow.
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Saint Father, where's that stranger
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Who came last night to lie?
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Oh he is dead, no tales he'll tell,
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her father did reply,
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then father cruel father, you will
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And I a public show
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For the murder of young Edmund
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That loathed the Lowlands low
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And Emily's cruel father
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could not day or night get rest.
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For the cruel deed that he had done,
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he therefore did confess.
He was tried and he was sentenced
and he died a public show
for the murder of young Edmund
Dears at Louthill and Lowe. you
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