[INTRO:] G D G Em D G D G [VERSE 1:]D G Why weep ye by the tide, LadyEm C Am D Why weep ye by the tide?G D G I'll wed ye tae my youngest sonEm D G And ye shall be his brideC Am C G And ye shall be his bride, LadyEm G C Se comely tae be seenG D G But ay she's let the tears doon fallC D G Em D G D G For Jock o' Hazeldean [VERSE 2:]D G Noo let this wilfa' grief be doneEm C Am D And dry that cheek so paleG D G Young Frank is chief of ErringtonEm D G And lord o' LangleydaleC Am C G His step is first in peaceful ha'Em G C His sword in battle keenG D G But ay she let the tears doon fallC D G Em D G D G For Jock o' Hazeldean [VERSE 3:]D G A chain of gowd ye shall nae lackEm C Am D Nor braid to bind your hairG D G Not mettled hound, nor managed hawkEm D G Nor palfrey fresh and fairC Am C G And ye the fairest of them allEm G C Shall ride oor forest queenG D G But ay she's let the tears doon fallC D G Em D G D G For Jock o' Hazeldean[INSTRUMENTAL:] C Am C G Em D C G D G D G [VERSE 4:]D G The kirk was decked at morning tideEm C Am D The tapers glimmered fairG D G The priest and bridegroom wait the brideEm D G And dame and knight are thereC Am C G They sought her baith by bower and ha'Em G C The lady was not seenG D G She's o'er the border and awa'C D G Em D G D G With Jock o' HazeldeanD G She's o'er the border and awa'C D G With Jock o' Hazeldean
Jock Of Hazeldean
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