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[Am] Are you [C] going to [G]
Scarborough [Am] Fair?
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
Remember [C] me to one who lives [G]
there
[Am] She once [G] was a true love of
[Am] mine
[Am] Tell her to [C] find me an [G]
acre of [Am] land
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
Between the salt [C] water and the
sea [G] strands
[Am] Then she’ll [G] be a true love
of [Am] mine
[Am] Ask her to [C] plough it [G] with
a lamb's [Am] horn
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
And sow it all [C] with one pepper-[G]corn
[Am] Then she’ll [G] be a true love
of [Am] mine
[Am] Tell her to [C] reap it with a
[G] sickle of [Am] leather
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
And gather it [C] all in a bunch of
[G] heather
[Am] Then she’ll [G] be a true love
of [Am] mine
[Am] Tell her to [C] make me a [G]
cambric [Am] shirt
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
Without any [C] seams or fine needle-[G]work
[Am] Then she’ll [G] be a true love
of [Am] mine
[Am] Love imposes im-[G]possible [Am]
tasks
[C] Parsley, [Am] sage, [C]
rose-[D]mary and [Am] thyme
Though not [C] more than any heart
[G] asks
[Am] I know [G] she's a true love of [Am] mine
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