Тональность: A minor
Verse 1
Am
There was a Lord who
lived in this place
He, being a lord of high renown,
He left his foot down on a shipboard
And swore strange countries he'd go find
For he travelled east and travelled west
Until he arrived into Turkey land,
D
Am
where he was taken and bound in prison,
until his life, it was almost gone.
Dm
Am
Oh, Turkey Bolt had one only daughter
Dm
Am
As fair a lady as your eyes could see
D
She stole the keys to her
And swore, Lord Baker,
D
Am
that she'd set free
Singin' you have houses
D
and you have a living
Am
And all Northumber belongs to thee
What would you give to
D
Am
that fair young woman
Dm
Am
If out of prison she'd set you free?
Dm
Am
Singin' I have houses
D
Am
and I have a living
And all Northumber belongs to me
C
Am
I would give them all to
that fair young woman
Dm
Am
D
If out of prison she'd
Am
C
Am
set me free
She's brought him down to
her daddo's harbour
C
Am
And filled for him was the ship of fame
D
G
Am
And every toast that
she did drink round him,
Dm
I wish, Lord Baker,
Am
that you were mine.
And unto you I will this promise,
D
Am
And seven years for to keep it strong.
F
If you wed with no other woman,
G
I'll surely wed with no other
Am
G
Am
man.
Dm
D
G
Am
When seven years was past and over
G
And seven mornings were
F
She's bundled up all her golden clothing
G
And swore, Lord Baker,
Am
that she'd go find
Dm
Am
She travelled east and travelled west
G
Until she came to the
Em
Am
Palace of Fame
Who's that, who's that,
F
ask the young bold porter
G
Am
Who knocks so gently and can't get in?
Is this Lord Baker's palace,
E
Am
replied the lady,
G
Am
Or is his lordship himself within?
This is Lord Baker's palace,
G
Am
This very day took a new bride in.
Will you tell him,
send me a quart of his wedding cake,
G
Am
a glass of his wine, it being so strong,
D
Am
and to remember the
G
Am
who did release him in Turkey land.
D
Am
So in goes, in goes the young,
bold porter
G
Am
G
Am
Kneels down gently on his right knee
Rise up, rise up now,
F
my bold young porter
G
Am
What news have you brought to me?
Well, I've been a porter
at your castle gates
D
Am
G
D
Am
It's all of thirty years and three
D
G
Am
And now by them stands
G
Am
And the like of her I did never see.
She wears a gold ring on every finger,
G
And on the middle one,
Em
Am
where she wears three,
D
Am
She has more gold hung
G
Than a bine or thumber and family
Am
Dm
Am
She asked you send
her a cut of your wedding cake
G
Am
A glass of your wine, it being so strong
And to remember that
G
Am
Who did release you in Turkey land
Dm
D
C
Am
Dm
C
Dm
D
G
Am
D
He caught his sword all by the handle
Am
G
Am
Caught the wedding cake
in pieces three
Singing here's a piece
F
for Turkey's daughter
G
A piece for the new bride
Down comes,
G
Am
down comes the new bride's mother
G
Am
G
What will I do with my daughter,
Am
dear?
G
Am
F
Your daughter came with one pack of gold
G
I'll revert her home love
Am
G
Am
C
Am
with thirty -three
E
Am
And then Lord Baker ran to his darling
G
Am
Of twenty -one steps he made but three
F
And he's taken her all in his arms
G
D
G
Am
The fair young woman who set
E
G
Am
Dm
D
him free
G
Am
You
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