Eitre - William Taylor Chords

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DWilliam Taylor was a brisk younGg sailor 
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DFull of heart and full ofG play &#8A232;

DTill his mind he did unGcover &#8A232;

GTo a youthful lady gF♯may G

DFour and twenty British sGailors &#A8232;

DMet him on the king's higGhway &#82A32;

DAs he went for to be maGrried A

GPressed he was and sent away F♯m G

DFolleri-de-dom, de- daerai diddeGro &#8232A;

DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae F♯m G

D
Folleri-de-dom, de- daeraGi didderoA 


DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae F♯m G

DSailor's clothing she put on G
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DAnd she went on board as a man-o-war G A

D
Her pretty little fingers lonGg and sleAnder 


GThey were smeared with pitch and tarF♯m G

DOn the ship there was a battlGe 
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DShe amongst the rest did fighGt 
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DThe wind blew off her silver Gbuttons &A#8232;

GBreasts were bared all snowy white F♯m G

DWhen the captain did discoverG 
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DHe said Fair maid, what brought you hGere? A

D
Sir, I'm seeking WilliGam TaylorA. 


GPressed he was by you last yeF♯mar. G

DIf you rise up in theG morning.A 


DEarly at the break oGf day. &#A8232;

DThere you'll find young William TayGlor A

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Walking with his ladF♯my gayG.

DShe rose early in the mGorning &#A8232;

DEarly at the break oGf day &#8A232;

DThere she spied young William Taylor G
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GWalking with his lady gay F♯m G

DShe procured a pair of piGstols &#8A232;

DOn the ground where she did stanGd 
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DTheer she shot bold William TGaylor &#8A232;

GAnd the lady at his right hand F♯m G

DFolleri-de-dom, de- daerai diddeGro &#8232A;

DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae F♯m G

D
Folleri-de-dom, de- daeraGi didderoA 


DFolleri-de-dom, domme daerai dae F♯m G