Spanish Lady

The Fables

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Tom:
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D ratty and ah too dum too dum day
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D Ratty and ah too dum too dum day [Verse 2]
G Em Am D Lassie i have gold and silver, your kind favour for to wear
G Em Am D What would give me the greatest pleasure if you never did call again.
G Em G Am D What would i do if i went a rovin rovin out in the morning dew
G Em Am D What would i do if i went a rovin rovin out with a lad like you [Chorus]
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D ratty and ah too dum too dum day
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D Ratty and ah too dum too dum day [Between]
G D G Am G D G G [Verse 3]
G Em Am D Did you ever see the grass in the morning all bedecked with jewls rare
G Em Am D Did you ever see a handsome damsel dimons sparkling in her hair
G Em G Am D Did you ever see a copper kettle mended with a old tin can
G Em Am D Did you ever see a handsome damsel married off to a ugly man [Chorus]
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D ratty and ah too dum too dum day
G Em Ratty and ah too dum too dum too dum
Am D Ratty and ah too dum too dum day [Between]
G D G Am G D G G 2x [Bridge]
G Em Am D I've travelled north and Travelled south and across the ocean wide
G Em Am D I'll ne're forget the Spanish lady oft i wished her for my bride
G Am Old age has laid her hand on me, //here a short pause//
G Am As cold as a fire of ashy coals, //here a short pause//
G Em Am D In all my life I ne'er did see a maid so sweet about the soul
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