K:D
A | G E D2 A | [M:4/4] G (F/2E/2) D2 |
w:There was a La-dy dwelt in - York
G3/2 F/2 G3/2 A/2 | B A2 F |
w:Fal the dal the di-do She
[M:5/4] A d d2 (=c/2B/2) | (A/2G/2) F G2 (F/2G/2) |
w:fell in love with her Fa - ther's clerk Down -
A d2 (A/2G/2) E | [M:4/4] F D z ||
w:by the green - wood side-o
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W:
W:1
W:There was a Lady dwelt in York
W:(ch) Fal the dal the dido
W:She fell in love with her Father's clerk
W:(ch) Down by the greenwood side4-o.
W:
W:2
W:She laid her head against a stone
W:And there she made most bitter moad
W:
W:3
W:She took a knife both long and sharp
W:And stabb'd her babes unto the heart.
W:
W:4
W:As she was walking home one day
W:She met those babes all dressed in white.
W:
W:5
W:She said dear children can you tell
W:I shall go to Heav'n or Hell?
W:
W:6
W:O yes dear Mother, we can tell
W:For it's we to Heav'n and you to Hell.