Аккорды Jim Moray - Hind Etin

[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Lady Margaret sits in her father’s door,
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Sewing a silken seam;
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She’s heard a note from Elmond’s wood,
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And wished that she was there.

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She’s thrown her needle to her side,
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And the thread down to her knee,
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And she is gone to Elmond’s wood
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As fast as she could fly.

[Verse 2]
      Em
She’s walked among the bustling wood,
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And sat down by the stone,
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And by it came up Hind Etin,
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Saying, “Lady, leave alone.

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You may not pull the flowers here,
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Nor shade under this tree,
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For I’m the keeper of this wood
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And none may go but me.”

[Verse 3]
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“I heard a note from Elmond’s wood
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That floated on the wind,
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The sweetest music that e’er I heard
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That drew me here within.”

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And something in her winsome smile
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It caused his heart to moan;
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And he’s fluted her into a trance
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To keep her as his own.

[Verse 4]
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He’s got the branches from the oak,
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The rushes from the stream,
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And he has made a shady bower
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To keep his lady in.

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She had not been so very long,
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So long away from home,
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Till she grew heavy round the waist
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With child coming on.

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[Verse 5]
     Em
She had not been but seven years,
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Seven years away,
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Till she has borne him seven sons
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To keep her company.

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But how her heart did mourn the loss
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Of the world she’s left behind,
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That every hour of the day
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The tears come rolling down.

[Verse 6]
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Then up and spoke her eldest son,
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Sat at his father’s knee:
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“What makes our mother for to weep
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And mourn continually.”

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“Your mother was a king’s daughter,
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Sprung from some high degree,
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She would have had some noble prince,
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Had she not been stole by me.“

[Verse 7]
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So that night as they lay in one bower,
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Before the close of day,
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The eldest took his flute in hand
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And he began to play.

   G              D
He sounded such a soothing note,
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For he had learned them well;
    C      D      Em
His father fell into a trance,
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His mother from hers fell.

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[Verse 8]
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She’s take her children in her arms,
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And started for the town,
    C     D         Em
And every mile this lady ran,
    G         D       Em
Her heart was beating strong.

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And when she reached her father’s house
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It was not even day,
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And not one hour had even passed
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Since she had been a--way.

[Verse 9]
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The king’s awoken in the morn
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And called his court around,
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And he has sent his merry men
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To burn the woodland down.

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They lived inside the royal house,
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Full all of mirth and glee;
    C        D       Em
And when the king he was deceased,
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Heir to the crown was she.