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[VERSE]
Oh, [G]have you heard Sir James the Rose
The [D]young heir of Loch Laggan
For [Am]he has killed a [Em]gallant squire
And his [C]friends are out to [D]take him
[VERSE]
And [G]he's gone to the House of Marr
The [D]Nurse there did befriend him
And [Am]he has gone u[Em]pon his knees
And [C]begged for her to [D]hide him
[VERSE]
"[G]Where're you going, Sir [C]James?" she [G]said
"[G]Where now are you riding?"
"Oh, [C]I am [G]bound for a [C]foreign land
But [G]now I'm [D]under [G]hiding"
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
[VERSE]
Then he [G]turned him right and round about
And [D]rolled him in the bracken
And [Am]he has gone to [Em]take a sleep
In the [C]lowlands of Loch [D]Laggan
[VERSE]
He [G]had not well gone out of sight
Nor [D]was he past Milstrethen
When [Am]four-and-twenty [Em]belted knights
Came [C]riding o'er the [D]leathen
[VERSE]
"[G]Have you seen Sir [C]James the [G]Rose
The [G]young heir of Loch Laggan
For [C]he has [G]killed a [C]gallant squire
And [G]we're sent [D]out to [G]take him"
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
[VERSE]
"You'll [G]see the bank above the mill
In the [D]lowlands of Loch Laggan
And [Am]there you'll find Sir [Em]James the Rose
[C]Sleeping in the [D]bracken"
[VERSE]
"You [G]must not wake him out of sleep
Nor [D]yet must you afright him
Just [Am]run a dart right [Em]through his heart
And [C]through the body [D]pierce him"
[VERSE]
They [G]sought the bank a[C]bove the [G]mill
In the [G]lowlands of Loch Laggan
And [C]there they [G]found Sir [C]James the Rose
[G]Sleeping [D]in the [G]bracken
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G]
[Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [D] [G]
[VERSE]
Then [G]up and spake Sir John the Graeme
Who [D]had the charge a-keeping
"It'll [Am]never be said, dear [Em]gentleman
We [C]killed him while he's [D]sleeping"
[VERSE]
They [G]seized his broadsword and his targe
And [D]closely him surrounded
And [Am]when he woke out [Em]of his sleep
His [C]senses were con[D]founded
[VERSE]
Now [G]they have taken [C]out his [G]heart
And [G]stuck it on a spear
They [C]took it [G]to the [C]House of Marr
And [G]gave it [D]to his [G]dear
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[OUTRO]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
Oh, [G]have you heard Sir James the Rose
The [D]young heir of Loch Laggan
For [Am]he has killed a [Em]gallant squire
And his [C]friends are out to [D]take him
[VERSE]
And [G]he's gone to the House of Marr
The [D]Nurse there did befriend him
And [Am]he has gone u[Em]pon his knees
And [C]begged for her to [D]hide him
[VERSE]
"[G]Where're you going, Sir [C]James?" she [G]said
"[G]Where now are you riding?"
"Oh, [C]I am [G]bound for a [C]foreign land
But [G]now I'm [D]under [G]hiding"
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
[VERSE]
Then he [G]turned him right and round about
And [D]rolled him in the bracken
And [Am]he has gone to [Em]take a sleep
In the [C]lowlands of Loch [D]Laggan
[VERSE]
He [G]had not well gone out of sight
Nor [D]was he past Milstrethen
When [Am]four-and-twenty [Em]belted knights
Came [C]riding o'er the [D]leathen
[VERSE]
"[G]Have you seen Sir [C]James the [G]Rose
The [G]young heir of Loch Laggan
For [C]he has [G]killed a [C]gallant squire
And [G]we're sent [D]out to [G]take him"
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
[VERSE]
"You'll [G]see the bank above the mill
In the [D]lowlands of Loch Laggan
And [Am]there you'll find Sir [Em]James the Rose
[C]Sleeping in the [D]bracken"
[VERSE]
"You [G]must not wake him out of sleep
Nor [D]yet must you afright him
Just [Am]run a dart right [Em]through his heart
And [C]through the body [D]pierce him"
[VERSE]
They [G]sought the bank a[C]bove the [G]mill
In the [G]lowlands of Loch Laggan
And [C]there they [G]found Sir [C]James the Rose
[G]Sleeping [D]in the [G]bracken
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[INSTRUMENTAL]
[Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G]
[Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [G] [Em] [D] [G]
[VERSE]
Then [G]up and spake Sir John the Graeme
Who [D]had the charge a-keeping
"It'll [Am]never be said, dear [Em]gentleman
We [C]killed him while he's [D]sleeping"
[VERSE]
They [G]seized his broadsword and his targe
And [D]closely him surrounded
And [Am]when he woke out [Em]of his sleep
His [C]senses were con[D]founded
[VERSE]
Now [G]they have taken [C]out his [G]heart
And [G]stuck it on a spear
They [C]took it [G]to the [C]House of Marr
And [G]gave it [D]to his [G]dear
[CHORUS]
"[C]Where shall I [G]go? [C]Where shall I [G]run?
[C]Where shall I [G]go for to [D]hide me?
[C]For [G]I have [D]killed a [G]gallant [C]squi[Am]re
And they're [G]seeking [D]for to [C]slay [G/B]me" [Am] [G]
[OUTRO]
[G]
[D] [C] [G]
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