The Dubliners The Maid Of The Sweet Brown Knowe Ukulele chords

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The Maid Of The Sweet Brown Knowe Ukulele by The Dubliners

The Maid of Sweet Brown Knowe
Traditional Irish Song
As performed by The Dubliners

C                        F          G7            C  
Come all you lads and lassies and listen to me a while
C                   Am                   F               G7
I'll sing to you a verse or two that's sure to make you smile
C             Am             F                       G7
Concerning a young man I am going to tell you now
               C         F          G7                      C
Who has lately come a courting the maid of the Sweet Brown Knowe.

C                         F                G7                  C
This young man says "My pretty maid, will you come along with me?
C                    Am          F            G7
We'll both fly off together and happy we will be
C                          Am                  F               G7
We'll join our hands in wedlock bands as I'm speaking with ya now
            C           F              G7                      C
And I'll do me best endeavour for the maid of the Sweet Brown Knowe."

C                      F              G7               C    
This fair and fickle young thing she knew not what to say
C                         Am                 F          G7
Her eyes did shine like diamonds bright and merrily did play
C                          Am               F             G7
She says "Young man, your love subdue, for I'm not ready now
              C          F            G7                       C
And I'll spend another season at the foot of the Sweet Brown Knowe."
 
C                        F               G7             C   
The young man said "My pretty maid, how can you answer so?
C                    Am              F              G7
See down in yonder valley where my crops do gently grow
C                Am            F               G7
Down in yonder valley I have horses, men and plough
             C               F            G7                      C
And they're at their daily labor for the maid of the Sweet Brown Knowe."
 
C                            F          G7                C   
"If they're at their daily labor, kind sir, 'tis not for me
C                    Am        F                   G7
I've heard of your behavior, I have indeed", says she
C                      Am                     F               G7
"There is an inn where you call in and I've heard the people say
                C                  F                    G7                   
That you rap and you call and you pay for all and come home at the break of 
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day."

C                           F               G7              C    
"If I rap and I call and I pay for all, me money is all me own
C                       Am           F                    G7
I'll never spend your fortune for I hear that you've got none
C                       Am                 F              G7  
You thought you had me poor heart won by meeting with ya now
              C             F               G7                      C
But I'll leave ya where I found ya at the foot of the Sweet Brown Knowe." 


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