Intro D Verse 1D A D In Scarlet town where I was bornA D There was a fair maid dwellin' And every youth cry well awayA A7 D And her name was Barbara Allen Verse 2 Was in the merry month of MayA A7 D When green buds they were swelling Sir William on his deathbed layA A7 D For the love of Barbara Allen Verse 3 He sent a servant to the townA D To the place where she was dwellin' Cried master bids you to his sideA A7 D If your name be Barbara Allen Verse 4 Well Slowly slowly she got upD7 A D And slowly she went nigh him And when she pulled the curtain backA A7 D B7 Said Young man I think you're dying Verse 5E A E Oh yes I'm sick I'm very sickB7 E And I will be no better Until I've had the love of oneE7 B7 E The love of Brarbra Allen Verse 6 Now Father Father go dig my graveB7 E And make it deep and narrow Sweet William died for me todayB7 E C# I'll die for him tomorrow Verse 7F# C# F# Well they buried her in the old courtyardC# F# Sir William's grave was nigh her And from his heart there grew a roseC# F# And from her heart there grew a briar Verse 8C# F# They grew and grew up the courtyard wallC# C#7 F# Till they could grow no higher They grew as one no more two heartsC# C#7 F# Red red rose and the briarC# F# D#m7 C# F# The red red rose and Barbra Allen
Barabra Allen
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