Аккорды Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys - Banks Of Sweet Dundee

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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Young Mollie was a farmer’s daughter, beautiful and bold
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Her parents died and left her with five hundred pounds in gold
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So she lived with her uncle, and a wicked man was he
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She lived a life of sorrow on the banks of sweet Dundee

[Verse 2]
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Until she met young William, who ploughed her uncle’s land
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They laughed and smiled together, and her heart began to mend
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They fell in love so deeply, and lived a life so free
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Until her uncle heard the news on the banks of sweet Dundee

[Verse 3]
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Her uncle went a riding with a man of high renown
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A wealthy squire who wanted Mollie’s beauty for his own
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Her uncle said, “Young Mollie’s hand in marriage yours will be.
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She’ll be your bride and lady kind on the banks of sweet Dundee”

[Verse 4]
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Next morning Mollie’s uncle knocked upon her bedroom door
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“Rise up, rise up, young Mollie. Your lonely heart will soar
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For I have found a wealthy squire who longs to marry thee.
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So soon you shall be wedded on the banks of sweet Dundee”

[Verse 5]
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“I care not for your wealthy squires, your lords, or dukes likewise.
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My William appeared to me like a diamond in the sky.”
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“Be gone then”, said her uncle. “You ne’er shall happy be.
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For I will banish William from the banks of sweet Dundee.”

[Interlude]
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[Verse 6]
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The squire’s men found William when he was all alone
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He bravely fought for liberty, but they were ten-to-one
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They struck him with a mortal blow that brought him to his knees
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His blood flowed down into the ground on the banks of sweet Dundee

[Verse 7]
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When Mollie heard her love was dead, it tore her heart in two
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She faced the wealthy squire who had brought to her the news
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He put his arms around her, “Stand off right now,” said she
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“You’ve slain the only man I loved on the banks of sweet Dundee.”

[Verse 8]
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He put his arms around her then to throw her to the ground
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A pistol and sword she spied beneath his morning-gown
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She quickly drew the pistol that he had used so free
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Then she did fire and shot this squire on the banks of sweet Dundee

[Verse 9]
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Her uncle overheard the noise and hastened to the grove
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“Well since you so desire it, girl, I’ll give you your death now.”
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He thrust his knife at Mollie, but undaunted she would be
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She the pistol drew, her uncle slew on the banks of sweet Dundee

[Verse 10]
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Wounded by her uncle’s knife, she staggered to the grove
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Where William lay slain, and she laid down beside her love
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“Oh William, my love”, said she, "will I at last be free?"
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She closed her eyes, no more to rise on the banks of sweet Dundee.

[Outro]
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