The Game Of Cards chords

As [G]I was a-walking one [C]midsummer's [G]morning
I [G]heard the birds whistle and the [C]nightingales [D]play.
And [G]there did I spy a [C]beautiful [Em]maiden
As [G]I was a-[C]walking all [D]on the high[G]way.

"O [G]where are you going, my [C]fair pretty [G]lady?
O [G]where are you going so [C]early this [D]morn?”
She [G]said: "I'm going down to [C]visit my [Em]neighbours;
I'm [G]going down to [C]Warwick, the [D]place I was [G]born.”

It's [G]"May I come with you, my [C]sweet pretty [G]darling?
May [G]I go along in your [C]sweet compa[D]ny?”
Then [G]she turned her head and [C]smiling all [Em]at me
Saying: [G]"You may come [C]with me, kind [D]sir, if you [G]please.”

We [G]hadn't been walking but a [C]few miles to[G]gether
Be[G]fore this young damsel be[C]gan to show [D]free.
She [G]sat herself down, saying: "[C]Sit down be[Em]side me,
And the [G]games we shall [C]play shall be [D]one, two and [G]three.”

I [G]said: "My dear lady, if you're [C]fond of the [G]gaming
There's [G]one game I know I would [C]like you to [D]learn.
The [G]game it is called: The [C]Game of All [Em]Fours.”
So I [G]took out my [C]pack and be[D]gan the first [G]turn.

She [G]cut the cards first and [C]I fell a-[G]dealing.
I [G]dealt her a trump and my[C]self the poor [D]jack.
She [G]led off her ace and [C]stole my jack [Em]from me,
Saying: "[G]Jack is the [C]card I like [D]best in your [G]pack.”

"Since [G]I dealt them last time, it's [C]your turn to [G]shuffle
And [G]my turn to show the best [C]card in the [D]pack.”
Once [G]more she'd the ace and the [C]deuce for to [Em]beat me,
Once a[G]gain I had [C]lost when I [D]laid down poor [G]jack.

I [G]took up my hat and I [C]bid her: "Good [G]morning,”
I [G]said: "You're the best that I [C]know at this [D]game.”
She [G]answered: "Young man, if you'll [C]come back [Em]tomorrow
We'll [G]play the game [C]over and [D]over a[G]gain.”