Lovely Joan

Barbara Dickson

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[INTRO:] D

[VERSE 1:]

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A fine young man it was indeed

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He mounted upon his milk white steed

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He rode, he rode, himself all alone

  C      G       D
Until he came to Lovely Joan


[VERSE 2:]

      C       G      D
"Good morning to you my pretty maid"

     C                   G        
And "Twice good morning, sir" she 

D
said

   C              G         D    
He tipped her the wink, she 

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rolled a dark eye

     C        G              D
Said he to himself, "I'll be there 
by and by"


[VERSE 3:]

     C         G           D
"Oh, don't you think these pooks of 
hay

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  C      G               D
A pretty place for us to play

   C         G     D           G
So come with me my sweet young thing

    C         G             D
And I'll give you my golden ring"


[VERSE 4:]

     C         G               D
Then he pulled off his ring of gold

    C                          G  
"My pretty little miss, do you 

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this behold

     C      G              
I'll freely give it for your 

  D     G
maidenhead"

    C           G                
Her cheeks they blushed like the 

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roses red



[INSTRUMENTAL:] C  G  D   C   G 


 D  C  G  D  G  C  G  D


[VERSE 5:]

      C       G      D
"Give me that ring into my hand

    C              G        D
And I will neither stay nor stand

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For this would do more good to me

     C      G     D
Than twenty maidenheads" said she


[VERSE 6:]

    C     G            D
And as he made for the pooks of hay

    C                       G  
She leaped on his horse and tore 

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away

   C          G              D   
He called, he called, but it was 

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all in vain

    C         G            D
For Joan, she never looked back 
again


[VERSE 7:]

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Nor did she think herself quite safe

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Not till she came to her true 

           D
lover's gate

      C          G      D         
She's robbed him of his horse and 

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ring

    C           G           D
And left him to rage in the meadows 
green
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