Аккорды Ye Vagabonds - Her Mantle So Green

[Verse 1]
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As I was out walking, one evening in June
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To view the fair fields, and the meadows in bloom;
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I spied a pretty fair maid, she appeared like a queen
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In her costly fine robes and her mantle so green

[Verse 2]
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When I stepped up to her she turned in surprise
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And she did not know me though I wore no disguise
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Her eyes shone like diamonds her cheeks like the rose
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She is one of thе fairest that nature composed

[Verse 3]
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I said now my fair maid, if you comе with me
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We may both join in wedlock, and married we'll be;
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I will dress you in rich attire, you'll appear like a queen
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In your costly fine robes and your mantle so green

[Verse 4]
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She say, now my young man, I must be excused
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For I'll wed with no man, you must be refused;
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To the green woods I will wander to shun all men's view
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For the boy I love dearly fell in famed Waterloo

[Verse 5]
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And since you can not marry me, will you tell me your love's name
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As I fought in that battle, I might know the same
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Draw near to my garment, for there can be seen
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His name is embroidered on my mantle so green

[Verse 6]
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At the raising of her garment, there I did behold
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His name and his surname, in letters of gold
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Young Willie O'Riley, appeared to my view
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And he was my chief comrade in the famed Waterloo

[Verse 7]
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We fought there together where the bullets did fly
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On the field of battle your true love does lie
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We fought for three days till the fourth afternoon
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He received his death summons on the eighteenth of June

[Verse 8]
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And as he lay dying, these words he did say
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"If you were here lovely Nancy how contented I'd die"
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When she heard this sad tale, then her tears they did flow
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She fell into my arms with a heart full of woe

[Verse 9]
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Oh Nancy, lovely Nancy, it was I won your heart
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In your father's garden, the day we did part
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In your father's garden, the truth I declare
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Here is our love token, this gold ring I wear

[Verse 10]
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And if you'll still have me, one word to me say
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And we'll feast with great nobles on our wedding day
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For peace is proclaimed love, the war it is won
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You're welcome to my arms, lovely Nancy once more